Connexin‐Based Channels in the Liver

Campenhout, Raf Van; Leroy, Kaat; Cooreman, Axelle; Tabernilla, Andrés; Cogliati, Bruno; Kadam, Prashant; Vinken, Mathieu

doi:10.1002/cphy.c220007

Comprehensive Physiology 2022

DOI: 10.1002/cphy.c220007

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Connexin‐Based Channels in the Liver

Raf Van Campenhout

Kaat Leroy

Axelle Cooreman

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Hepatic cell junctions: Pulling a double‐duty

Van Campenhout,

Vinken

2024

Liver International

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Cell junctions, including anchoring, occluding and communicating junctions, play an indispensable role in the structural and functional organization of multicellular tissues, including in liver. Specifically, hepatic cell junctions mediate intercellular adhesion and communication between liver cells. The establishment of the hepatic cell junction network is a prerequisite for normal liver functioning. Hepatic cell junctions indeed support liver‐specific features and control essential aspects of the hepatic life cycle. This review paper summarizes the role of cell junctions and their components in relation to liver physiology, thereby also discussing their involvement in hepatic dysfunctionality, including liver disease and toxicity.

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Hepatic cell junctions: Pulling a double‐duty

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Vinken

2024

Liver International

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Connexin‐Based Channels in the Liver

Abstract: with details of the nature of the infringement. We will investigate the claim and if justified, we will take the appropriate steps.

Cited by 1 publication

References 263 publications

Hepatic cell junctions: Pulling a double‐duty

Hepatic cell junctions: Pulling a double‐duty

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