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Hepatic gene expression in hepatocyte-specific Pten deficient mice showing steatohepatitis without ethanol challenge.

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  • Hepatic gene expression in hepatocyte-specific Pten deficient mice showing steatohepatitis without ethanol challenge. Abstract Text:

    wataru satoWataru Sato,yasuo horieYasuo Horie,ei kataokaEi Kataoka,shigetoshi ohshimaShigetoshi Ohshima,takahiro dohmenTakahiro Dohmen,masahiro iizukaMasahiro Iizuka,junko sasakiJunko Sasaki,takehiko sasakiTakehiko Sasaki,koichi hamadaKoichi Hamada,hiroyuki kishimotoHiroyuki Kishimoto,akira suzukiAkira Suzuki,sumio watanabeSumio Watanabe,

    Hepatocyte-specific Pten deficient (Pten KO) mice possess almost the same hepatic lesions histologically as human NASH and are thought to represent some limited NASH patients. We analyzed a comprehensive gene expression of hepatocytes derived from 10- to 35-week-old Pten KO mice using the DNA microarray technology to find out the candidate genes related to development and aggravation of human NASH. Spp1, Vnn1, Itga6, Abcd2, Auh, Acox1, Pdk4, Cpt1a, Lcn2, Igfbp2, Gstm6, Socs3, Tgm2, and Aldh9a1 were regarded as the candidate genes related to inflammation. The candidate genes of fibrosis were Spp1, Ctgf, and Cyp2c39 and moreover Cidec and Spp1 were regarded as the candidate genes of carcinogenesis. To confirm that these genes contribute to the etiology of some human NASH, further investigations using human liver samples are needed.

    Hepatic gene expression in hepatocyte-specific Pten deficient mice showing steatohepatitis without ethanol challenge. Publishing Authors By Initials

    w satoW Sato,y horieY Horie,e kataokaE Kataoka,s ohshimaS Ohshima,t dohmenT Dohmen,m iizukaM Iizuka,j sasakiJ Sasaki,t sasakiT Sasaki,k hamadaK Hamada,h kishimotoH Kishimoto,a suzukiA Suzuki,s watanabeS Watanabe,

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    Hepatic gene expression in hepatocyte-specific Pten deficient mice showing steatohepatitis without ethanol challenge. Journal Published:

    PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

    Journal: Hepatology research : the official journal of the

    VOLUME: 34

    Page Numbers: 256-65

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    ISSN: 1386-6346

    DAY: 21

    MONTH: 02

    YEAR: 2006

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    LANGUAGE: eng

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    AFFILIATION: Division of Gastroenterology, Department of Internal Medicine, Akita University School of Medicine, Akita, Japan.

    Country: Netherlands

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