“…Recovery of HNF4 levels at later time-points after liver resection is required for the restoration of liver function and hepatocellular quiescence [64]. Therefore, a persistently impaired function of key liver TFs such as HNF4 will result in the shutdown of hepatocellular functions and the perpetuation of a proliferative and dedifferentiated status, a fertile ground for HCC development [20,140].…”