Pregnane X receptor alleviates sepsis-induced liver injury through activation of yes-associated protein in mice
Chenghua Wu(Guangdong Pharmaceutical University), Huichang Bi(Southern Medical University), Hui Ouyang(Sun Yat-sen University), Xiao Yang(Mayo Clinic), Fengting Liang(Southern Medical University), Guofang Bi(National Medical Products Administration), Xiaowen Jiang(Southern Medical University), Peng Wang(Guangdong Medical College), Jian-Hong Fang(Southern Medical University), Dan Li(National Cancer Institute), Wenhong Zhou(Southern Medical University), Shuang Hu(Southern Medical University)
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