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Publications by Astrid Kosters

Gene-Specific Alterations of Hepatic Gene Expression by Ligand Activation or Hepatocyte-Selective Inhibition of Retinoid X Receptor-Α Signalling During Inflammation

Liver International
Hepatology
2011English

The Role of Inflammation in Cholestasis: Clinical and Basic Aspects

Seminars in Liver Disease
Hepatology
2010English

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