| Name | leptin |
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| Synonyms | LEP; Leptin; Leptin precursor; OB; OBS; Obese protein; Obesity factor; leptin (murine obesity homolog)… |
| Name | SMA |
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| CAS | sodium 2-chloroacetate |
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| 19065677 | Elinav E, Ali M, Bruck R, Brazowski E, Phillips A, Shapira Y, Katz M, Solomon G, Halpern Z, Gertler A: Competitive inhibition of leptin signaling results in amelioration of liver fibrosis through modulation of stellate cell function. Hepatology. 2009 Jan;49(1):278-86. |
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| 20043323 | Ramani K, Yang H, Kuhlenkamp J, Tomasi L, Tsukamoto H, Mato JM, Lu SC: Changes in the expression of adenosyltransferase genes and homeostasis during hepatic stellate cell activation. Hepatology. 2010 Mar;51(3):986-95. We reported that MAT2A and MAT2beta genes are required for liver cancer cell growth that is induced by the profibrogenic factor leptin. |
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| 19816704 | Karaoz E, Dogan BN, Aksoy A, Gacar G, Akyuz S, Ayhan S, Genc ZS, Yuruker S, Duruksu G, Demircan PC, Sariboyaci AE: Isolation and in vitro characterisation of dental pulp stem cells from natal teeth. Histochem Cell Biol. 2010 Jan;133(1):95-112. Epub 2009 Oct 9. Ultrastructural characteristics of hNDP-SCs showed more developed and metabolically active cells. hNDP-SCs and hBM-MSCs expressed some adipogenic (leptin, adipophilin and PPARgamma), myogenic (desmin, myogenin, myosinIIa, and alpha-SMA), neurogenic (gamma-enolase, MAP2a,b, c-fos, nestin, NF-H, NF-L, GFAP and betaIII tubulin), osteogenic (osteonectin, osteocalcin, osteopontin, Runx-2, and type I collagen) and chondrogenic (type II collagen, SOX9) markers without any stimulation towards differentiation under basal conditions. |
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| 19391120 | Gotohda T, Nishimura A, Morita K: Immunohistochemical studies on early stage of hepatic damage induced by subacute inhalation of toluene vapor in rats. J Appl Toxicol. 2009 Aug;29(6):505-9. These findings suggest that toluene inhalation may primarily induce hepatic damage, which may be secondarily exacerbated by the activation of systemic processes possibly connected with glucocorticoids and leptin. |
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