Hepatic progenitor cell-originated ductular reaction facilitates liver fibrosis through activation of hedgehog signaling

Yonghong Hu(Hebei Normal University), Jiamei Chen(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Chenghai Liu(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Chao‐Po Lin(ShanghaiTech University), Jian Wu(Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University), Yadong Fu(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Jing Fang(Iowa State University), Yan Qu(Inner Mongolia Academy of Agricultural & Animal Husbandry Sciences), Yongping Mu(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Long Chen(Soochow University), Zheng Zhang(Sichuan University), Hua Zhang(Anhui Medical University), Wei Liu(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Ping Liu(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Hongyan Cao(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Xinyu Bao(ShanghaiTech University), Ying Lv(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Hailin Yang(Qingdao University), Ping Jian(Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China), Qun Zhou(Zhejiang Chinese Medical University), Yue Liang(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Zhun Xiao(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Gaofeng Chen(Henan University of Technology), Xiaoxi Zhou(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine)
Theranostics
January 1, 2024
10.7150/thno.91572
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