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CXC chemokines play a critical role in liver injury, recovery, and regeneration
The American Journal of Surgery, 09/03/09
Clarke CN et al. – CXC chemokines are key mediators of both the inflammatory response to hepatic I/R as well as the recovery from this injury. Their contrasting functions in the regeneration of liver mass after an ischemic insult indicates that therapeutic manipulation of these mediator pathways should differ depending on the surgical milieu.
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