Abstract
The liver is an important organ that supports vital functions,
including absorption of #metabolites from #the intestines, regulation of
glucose and lipid metabolism, #biotransformation of
#xenobiotics,secretion of hormones and maintenance of osmotic balance, etc.
Impairment of hepatic functions for any reason maylead to hepatic
failure if not treated appropriately [1,2]. Involving many complex events
at both cellular andmolecular level, regeneration of the liver is
usually divided into three phases [3].The “early phase” is whenthe
regeneration starts with a rapid proliferation of the liver cells. It
represents #hepatocytestransition fromG0 phase to G1, where the number of
newly expressed genes and level of genetic expression is
greatlyelevated. The “transition phase” represents the occurrence of
mitosis where the cells pass through G1-SG2-M phases during the cell
cycle [4].
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