Expression of matrix metalloproteinase‐2 and ‐14 persists during early resolution of experimental liver fibrosis and might contribute to fibrolysis
Xiaoying Zhou(University of Southampton), R. Christopher Benyon(Southampton General Hospital), Susannah Pawley(Southampton General Hospital), John P. Iredale(University of Edinburgh), Michael J.P. Arthur(University of Southampton), Matthew I. Hutchings(John Innes Centre), Christopher Hovell(Southampton General Hospital)
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