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significant alcohol consumption and other liver disease is the criterion for defining simple hepatic …

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… mechanisms underlying T2DM and NAFLD, the relevance of … of subgroups at specific risk
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in a healthy liver. In addition, a … importance of Tregs in NAFLD and NASH, providing clinical …

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non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in … 2E1 in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: mechanisms and …

… NAFLD predicts the development of type 2 diabetes and vice … through specific pathogenic
mechanisms. In particular, … extensively in articles addressing diabetes pathogenesis (7, 8…

… paradigm regarding the pathological mechanisms of liver metabolism in NAFLD and … hepatic
steatosis and lipid-induced hepatic insulin resistance. It is also of great clinical importance …

… these studies may be more relevant to the human disease. Indeed, the … The precise
mechanisms that underscore … to the development of IR and diabetes pathogenesis remains …

… summarise the studies relevant to the understanding of type 2 diabetes as a reversible clinical
state. … Because hepatic steatosis is now the most common cause of moderately raised ALT …

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in type 2 DM, and impairment of hepatic insulin degradation may be an important mechanism …