Lithocholic acid alleviates fatty liver in mice and non-human primate macaques
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| Authors | Qi Qu, Yan Chen, Guo Shen, XJ Huang, Fang-Han Li, Xiaojun Wang, Cixiong Zhang, Zhumei Wei, Liping Xie, Jianfeng Wu, Jinlong Yang, Qianru Xu, Nan Xu, Weiqi Xu, S L Chen, Jianping Qi, Chen‐Song Zhang, Sheng‐Cai Lin |
| Journal | Life Metabolism |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/lifemeta/loag023
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