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1.	Protection Of Chloral Hydrate On LPS/D-GalN-induced Lethal Liver Injury And Zymosan-induced Peritonitis In Mice And Its Mechanism
2.	Effectiveness Of β-catenin In Acute Liver Injury
3.	Effect Of Wortmannin On Necrosis, Apoptosis And Autophagy In LPS/D-GalN Induced Acute Liver Injury
4.	The Effects And Related Mechanisms Of 1,25-（OH）₂VD₃ Against Mouse Acute Liver Failure Induced By LPS/D-GalN
5.	The Role Of ATF4 In Mice Liver Injury Induced By LPS/D-GalN And CCl4
6.	Protective Effect And Mechanism Of HMBOX1 In LPS/D-GalN-induced Acute Liver Injury
7.	The Protection Effect And Mechanism Of Gas6 In LPS/D-GalN Induced Acute Liver Injury
8.	Mechanism Of NOD1 Agonist Attenuates Lipopolysaccharide/D-Galactosamine Hydrochloride-induced Acute Liver Failure
9.	Extraction,Purification And Protection Of Exopolysaccharides From Lactobacillus Buchneri TCP016 On LPS/D-GalN-induced Liver Injury
10.	Protect Of Major Stilbene Compounds In Mulberry Twigs On Acute Liver Injury Induced By LPS/D-GalN
11.	Protective Effects Of Madecassoside In Acute Liver Failure In Mice Induced By LPS/D-GalN
12.	Study On The Protective Effect And Related Mechanism Of Total Flavonoids Of Livistona Chinensis Fruits On Mice Acute Liver Injury Induced By LPS/D-Galn
13.	The Role And Mechanism Of IL-6 In LPS/D-GalN Induced Acute Liver Injury
14.	An Effect Of U?/UT System On P120-catenin Expression In Liver Tissues Of Mice With LPS/D-GalN-induced Acute Liver Failure
15.	Protective Effect Of Magnesium Baicalin Pretreatment On Acute Liver Injury Induced By LPS/D-GalN In SD Rats
16.	Protective Effect Of Tectorigenin On LPS/D-GalN Induced Acute Liver Failure In Mice
17.	Preliminary Study On The Mechanism Of Antiplatelet Intervention In LPS/D-GalN Induced Acute Liver Failure In Mice
18.	Study On Protective Effect And Anti-apoptotic Mechanism Of Total Flavonoids From Cyclocarya Paliurus(Bata1.)Iljinskaja Leaves On Acute Liver Failure In Mice
19.	PEBP4 Attenuates LPS/D-GalN-induced Acute Liver Injury Via TLR4/NF-?B Signaling Pathway
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