Yes‐Associated Protein in Hepatocytes Protects Against Early Alcohol‐Associated Liver Disease

Hepatocellular YAP functions as a negative regulator of pathological changes by inhibiting the OSM-STAT3-CD36 pathway during early ALD, representing a potential therapeutic target for early ALD.

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Liver International
Published
2025-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.1111/liv.70372
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1
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Alcohol Consumption and Health Effects
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Yes‐Associated Protein in Hepatocytes Protects Against Early Alcohol‐Associated Liver Disease

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Abstract

Hepatocellular YAP functions as a negative regulator of pathological changes by inhibiting the OSM-STAT3-CD36 pathway during early ALD, representing a potential therapeutic target for early ALD.

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Xi'an Medical University (CN)
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