Lipid-Mediated Control of Acetyl-CoA Metabolism in the Pathogenesis of NAFLD

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. CD36 Antigens 100%
2. HDL Lipoproteins 97%
3. Lipids 90%
4. Caveolin 1 90%
5. Caveolae 59%
6. Acyl Coenzyme A 56%
7. Phospholipid Transfer Proteins 51%
8. Cholesterol 42%
9. Bile 34%
10. Hepatocytes 29%
11. Phosphatidylcholines 25%
12. Liver 22%
13. Acetyl Coenzyme A 22%
14. Knockout Mice 21%
15. Overnutrition 18%
16. high density lipoprotein receptors 18%
17. lipid transfer protein 18%
18. Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease 18%
19. Cell Membrane 16%
20. Membrane Microdomains 16%
21. Membranes 16%
22. Transport Vesicles 15%
23. Hepatobiliary Elimination 14%
24. Cholelithiasis 14%
25. Sphingolipids 14%
26. Cholestasis 13%
27. Proteins 12%
28. Green Fluorescent Proteins 12%
29. Hypercholesterolemia 11%
30. Fluorescence Microscopy 11%
31. Microtubules 11%
32. Confocal Microscopy 10%
33. Lipoproteins 10%
34. HDL Cholesterol 10%
35. Lipogenesis 10%
36. Hepatocellular Carcinoma 9%
37. Homeostasis 9%
38. Acetylation 8%
39. Glucose 7%
40. Genes 6%
41. Chylomicrons 5%
42. Coenzyme A 5%
43. In Vitro Techniques 5%