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[Significance of lipidomics in liver fibrosis]
1Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology,Institution of Digestive Diseases,Tongji Hospital,Tongji University,Shanghai 200065, China.
Abstract:
Chronic liver diseases caused by a variety of causes can lead to the formation of liver fibrosis, and further develop into liver cirrhosis, which is a serious threat to human life and health. As a new research field, lipidomics has been developing vigorously in recent years and has shown great potential in the field of liver fibrosis research. This article introduces lipidomics technology, and discusses its pathogenesis, lipotoxicity biomarkers and emerging therapeutic targets, so as to provide a prospects for the future development of lipidomics in the field of liver fibrosis.
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