Titlebook: New Trends in Hepatology; The Proceedings of t Paolo Gentilini,Mario Umberto Dianzani Conference proceedings 1996 Kluwer Academic Publisher

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D. Cottalasso,C. Domenicotti,M. A. Pronzato,N. Traverso,A. Bellocchio,D. Dapino,P. Gazzo,U. M. Marin

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E. Altomare,G. Vendemiale,I. Grattagliano,A. Signorile,A. Pistone,M. Cassano,O. Albano

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Paolo Caraceni,Antonio Gasbarrini,Franco Trevisani,Marco Domenicali,Giovanni Gasbarrini,David H. Van

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Francesca Carubbi,M. Eugenia Guicciardi,Mauro Concari,Mara Bozzoli,Nicola Carulli

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Compartmentation and Redox State of Thiols and Proteins During Acute Ethanol Intoxication in Ratssulted both oxidatively damaged to a higher extent especially in the mitochondrial compartment. These data indicate that acute ethanol administration differently impairs the redox status of thiols and proteins in the subcellular fractions of rat liver; these alterations seem to depend on acetaldehyd

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Molecular and Cellular Aspects of Iron-Mediated Liver Toxicitys and/or by-products of peroxidative oxidation of biological membranes may lead to hepatocyte damage or direct stimulation of HSC. Finally, iron, in conjunction with other hepatotoxins (e.g. alcohol, viruses, etc.) may dramatically enhance liver damage and accelerate progression of liver disease.

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Cytotoxic and Protective Effects of Bile Salts ,equimolar doses of deoxycholate alone. Cytotoxicity of bile salts is correlated to their physico-chemical properties and is enhanced by reduction of lipid availability in the media. Toxicity of deoxycholate is significantly reduced by addition of low doses of hydrophilic bile salts.

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act, in order to let other researchers know what has been achieved we chose to publish the 7th volume, in spite of the economic difficulties at hand. We have gathered specific experiences of all the centers included in the national program. Each group was required to present an update in its own field of rese978-94-010-6646-4978-94-009-0357-9