Gambaro SE, Giraudi PJ, Tiribelli C, Rosso N

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Sutter, et al. Development of steatohepatitis in Ob/Ob mice is dependent on Toll-like receptor 4
Sutter, et al. Studies in animals models and human subjects have suggested that leptin signaling may play a causal role in the development of steatohepatitis perpetuating the inflammatory state. However, clinical observations have been conflicting, since serum leptin was linked neither to necroinflammatory grade and the fibrosis stage.

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