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402 Rumah Sakit Angker Korea

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By Della maharani, Jung Bum-shik, Sang-Min Park
| Kapanlagi
Horror Mystery 2026 Sutradara Anggy Umbara Penulis Skenario Jung Bum-shik Sang-min Park Studio MD Pictures Pichouse Films PT Umbara Brothers Film Synopsis Film ini mengikuti sekelompok content creator bernama Para Pencari Hantu yang nekat bikin konten ekstrem demi menembus angka 3 juta penonton. Mereka memilih lokasi yang nggak main- main: sebuah rumah sakit terbengkalai di Korea Selatan yang dikenal super angker.
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Multidimensional transcriptome dataset for systematic evaluation of Jakyakgamcho-tang-induced cell signatures - Scientific Data

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By Haeseung Lee, Sang-Min Park, Eun-Hye Seo, Musun Park
| Nature Verified
Abstract Jakyakgamcho-tang (JGT), the simplest form of herbal medicine, comprises Paeoniae Radix (PR) and Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (GR). It has been used to treat muscle-related diseases and inflammation. However, its pharmacological effects may vary with the proportions of ingredients and preparatory factors such as the extraction method. Nevertheless, gene expression datasets systematically reflecting these variables are lacking.
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Vitamin D supplementation ameliorates ductular reaction, liver inflammation and fibrosis in mice by upregulating TXNIP in ductular cells - Nature Communications

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By Eun Bok Baek, Hyuk Soo Eun, Jun-Yeop Song, Poornima Lakshini Kumbukgahadeniya, Sang-Min Park, Soon Ok Kim, Ha Neul Kim, Young-Suk Won, Seok-Hwan Kim
| Nature Verified
Abstract Ductular reaction is associated with liver disease progression, but there are no drugs targeting ductular reaction. Vitamin D deficiency is common in chronic liver diseases and related to disease progression, but the underlying mechanisms by which vitamin D regulates liver diseases progression remain unclear. Here, we show that vitamin D plasma levels are negatively correlated with the degree of ductular reaction in patients with chronic liver diseases.
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