Platycodin D alleviates liver fibrosis and activation of hepatic stellate cells by regulating JNK/c-JUN signal pathway.
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Yong-mei Liu | Lei Yu | Z. Cheng | L. Fan | Ya-xin Hu | Xue-ke Zhao | M. Cheng | M. Mu | Y. Lei | Shuo Cong | Bao-fang Zhang | Li-li Zhu | Lili Zhu
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