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Alcoholic Liver Disease Accelerates Early Hepatocellular Cancer in a Mouse Model | SpringerLink
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HCC is a rapidly increasing cancer worldwide. Most HCC rises in the setting of chronic and advanced liver disease caused by viral hepatitis, alcohol use, non-alcoholic liver disease or their combination. We found that in the mouse model, alcohol alone does not induce...
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      keywords:Inflammation, miR-122, DEN, Macrophage polarization, Neutrophil leukocyte, Biliary cyst, Alpha fetoprotein, Stemness, Hypoxia-inducible factor-1alpha
      description:HCC is a rapidly increasing cancer worldwide. Most HCC rises in the setting of chronic and advanced liver disease caused by viral hepatitis, alcohol use, non-alcoholic liver disease or their combination. We found that in the mouse model, alcohol alone does not induce HCC, however, it can promote HCC development after a carcinogen exposure. Multiple mechanisms are involved in carcinogenesis and alcohol affects many of those including epithelial-mesenchymal transition, cancer stem marker expression and inflammation as evidenced in our HCC model.
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