Titlebook: Drug-Induced Hepatotoxicity; Ross G. Cameron,George Feuer,Felix A. Iglesia Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Hepatotoxizit?

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Subcellular Biochemical and Pathological Correlates in Experimental Models of Hepatotoxicity,ons in animals have frequently revealed impairment of liver function. This chapter will survey the relevant studies and update the approaches concerning the intrinsic relationship which exists between structural and support tissue or cell components and functional, metabolic or enzymatic parameters of hepatocytes responding to toxic drug effects.

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Clinical Studies and Role of Necrosis in Hepatotoxicity,is the subject of this short treatise. The critical analysis of the liver biopsies of over 40 patients with acetaminophen overdose has served as the basis of specific hypotheses concerning the responses of the liver to certain forms of injury namely: (1) zone 3 (perivenous) hepatocytes die as a unit

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Subcellular Biochemical and Pathological Correlates in Experimental Models of Hepatotoxicity,nt of adverse changes manifesting in basic parameters of hepatic activities is important. Clinical observations in humans and experimental investigations in animals have frequently revealed impairment of liver function. This chapter will survey the relevant studies and update the approaches concerni

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Molecular Biology of Hepatic Drug Reactions,g those relevant to the topics covered in the majority of chapters in this volume. Various aspects of the molecular biology of hepatic drug reactions, particularly those pertaining to cell damage mediated by lipid peroxidation, glutathione depletion and genetic susceptibility, are covered by other a