Chronic ethanol consumption induces histopathological changes and increases nitric oxide generation in the rat liver

Publication year: 2011 Source: Tissue and Cell, Available online 17 September 2011 Luis F. Tirapelli, Marcelo E. Batalhão, Ana L. Jacob-Ferreira, Daniela P. Tirapelli, Evelin C. Carnio, … In the present work we evaluated the effect of ethanol consumption in histopathological liver changes and several biochemical biomarkers employed in the detection of hepatic dysfunction.

Publication year: 2011 Source: Tissue and Cell, Available online 17 September 2011 Luis F. Tirapelli, Marcelo E. Batalhão, Ana L. Jacob-Ferreira, Daniela P. Tirapelli, Evelin C. Carnio, … In the present work we evaluated the effect of ethanol consumption in histopathological liver changes and several biochemical biomarkers employed in the detection of hepatic dysfunction.

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Chronic ethanol consumption induces histopathological changes and increases nitric oxide generation in the rat liver

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