Hepatocyte-specific ablation of spermine/spermidine-N1-acetyltransferase gene reduces the severity of CCl4-induced acute liver injury.
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R. Schuster | A. Lentsch | R. Casero | M. Soleimani | H. Amlal | Sharon Barone | Jiang Wang | K. Zahedi | Jie Xu | Nora Steinbergs | Sharon L. Barone
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