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Investigating novel methods of enhancing in vitro models of drug induced liver injury

2015-01-01

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Drug induced liver injury (DILI) is a major cause of patient morbidity and mortality inferring considerable burdens onto healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. As a consequence, substantial resources are directed towards triaging potentially dangerous new compounds at all stages of drug development. However, despite these efforts, hepatotoxic compounds remain the greatest cause of post-marketing drug withdrawal. O...

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8d2242d6-5084-579b-8366-410983a5b6c8
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10.17638/02053229
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