Coordinate regulation of metabolic enzymes and transporters by nuclear transcription factors in human liver disease

Background:  It has been hypothesised, mainly from studies with animal models of liver disease, that the transport of substrates for metabolic enzymes and their subsequent metabolism and elimination in hepatic bile or blood is co‐ordinated, but there is little information on this process in diseased human liver.

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