Titlebook: Liver Pathology and Alcohol; Drug & Alcohol Abuse Ronald R. Watson Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 cancer.cell.live

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Interaction of Ethanol and the Glucocorticoids, in packaging or secretion of lipoproteins, represents a change in the phenotype of the hepatocyte. Underlying this phenotypic change is an alteration of gene expression. It has been the goal of our research program to attempt to understand at a molecular level how alcohol causes these changes in gene expression.

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Influence of Ethanol on Functional and Biochemical Characteristics of Skeletal Muscle, muscle contractility, and protein synthesis. In addition to the direct effects, several hormones that regulate skeletal muscle metabolic activity, such as insulin-like growth factor-1 and testosterone, decline after ethanol administration and may contribute to the decline in protein synthesis. Alte

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Alcohol and Liver Damage,xide (H.O.) by XO. In turn, through transition metal catalyzed reactions, these fairly reactive oxygen metabolites can give rise to the highly reactive hydroxyl radical (OH?). The favored hypothesis surrounding the toxic effects of oxygen-derived free radicals is that they initiate cell injury throu

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Effects of Alcohol and Cocaine Abuse on the Antioxidant Systems, Nutritional Status, and Liver Damacellular metabolic and detoxification process and their role in cellular damage is fully elucidated.., . The generation and role of free radicals in liver damage is reviewed in another chapter of this volume.

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n to be significant contributors to liver pathology. The prevalence of drug and alcohol use and abuse today means that liver disease will continue as a major social and medical problem. The explanation of its biological origins cannot fail to help us better understand and treat the disease in the years to com978-1-4612-6755-3978-1-4612-0421-3

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