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Hypoxia-activated scleraxis a mediates epicardial progenitor differentiation into a unique cardiac perivascular cell type

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By Yu Xia, Jun Yao, Miaoyan Qiu, Muhammad Abubakr Naeem, Paul Zumbo, Stephanie Tsai, Kazu Kikuchi, Jenna L Galloway, Doron Betel, Todd Evans, Michael Harrison, Jingli Cao, Björn Perder, Ignace Van der Wee, Avi Yakubov
| Nature Verified
Abstract The epicardium provides progenitor cells and paracrine signals essential for heart development and regeneration, yet the mechanisms regulating epicardial cell fate remain poorly understood. Here, we identify the transcription factor Scleraxis a (scxa) as a key regulator of epicardial progenitor differentiation in zebrafish.
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Mo2117 VALIDATION OF A MACHINE LEARNING MODEL TO NON-INVASIVELY EXCLUDE SBP

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By Stephanie Tsai, Scott G. Silvey, Jacqueline G. O'Leary
| Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Verified
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Editorial: Caught in the Middle—Exploring the Grey Zone Between Decompensated and Recompensated HBV‐Related Cirrhosis

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By Stephanie Tsai, Liver Diseases, Mohammad Amin Fallahzadeh
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Traditionally viewed as the irreversible terminal stage of liver disease, decompensated cirrhosis carries a poor prognosis and substantial morbidity and mortality. However, this paradigm has shifted with evidence that effective antiviral treatment for HBV and HCV and sustained alcohol abstinence can alter the disease trajectory and even lead to regression of cirrhosis [1-3].
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