HBV-related hepatocarcinogenesis: the role of signalling pathways and innovative ex vivo research models

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@MissytheMuse @Speaking4m @andresrebel7 @2PointOhhh @macgyvertang20 @iXeno @AndyAve_ Do did you mean Hepatocytes? Here is another paper that explains it. https://t.co/NDwvU8T1Yx

05 Nov 2023

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New from #The_MRC https://t.co/vmMl8QMkae HBV-related hepatocarcinogenesis: the role of signalling pathways and innovative ex vivo research models

29 Jul 2019

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Pros and cons of using liver #organoid disease modeling is reviewed in this article from @TheDohertyInst scientists. https://t.co/5vFiH3JmdN #Hepatitis #LiverResearch #LiverCancer https://t.co/I6ASfFfQvt

24 Jul 2019

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Liver organoids will aid the development of personalized therapeutic approaches for liver cancer - and could even lead to a cure https://t.co/QaAwTIN6u4 https://t.co/MQ2iCAxUgA

24 Jul 2019

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HBV-related hepatocarcinogenesis: the role of signalling pathways and innovative ex vivo research models.: Related Articles HBV-related hepatocarcinogenesis: the role of signalling pathways and innovative ex vivo research models. BMC Cancer. 2019 Jul… http

21 Jul 2019

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