Celastrol reduces cholestatic liver injury by inhibiting specific protein
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This report highlights the potential of celastrol to reduce cholestatic liver injury by targeting a specific protein involved in the disease process. Cholestasis leads to impaired bile flow and accumulation of toxic bile acids, causing inflammation and liver cell damage. The findings suggest a possible therapeutic approach for managing cholestatic liver conditions.
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