Significant contribution of liver nonparenchymal cells to metabolism of ammonia and lactate and cocultivation augments the functions of a bioartificial liver.

Geir I Nedredal; Kjetil Elvevold; Lars M Ytrebø; Ole-Martin Fuskevåg; Ingvild Pettersen; Kjell Bertheussen; Bodil Langbakk; Bård Smedsrød; Arthur Revhaug

doi:10.1152/ajpgi.00245.2006

Significant contribution of liver nonparenchymal cells to metabolism of ammonia and lactate and cocultivation augments the functions of a bioartificial liver.

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