Hepatotoxicity
Idiosyncratic drug-induced liver injury (DILI) is an under-reported and further down assessed contrary drug reaction. Information on the documented hepatotoxicity of medicine has recently been made available by an internet site which will be accessed within the public domain: LiverTox. Consistent with critical appraisal of the hepatotoxicity of medicine in LiverTox, 53% of medicine had a minimum of one case report of convincing reports of liver injury. Only 48 drugs had quite 50 case reports of DILI. Amoxicillin-clavulanate is that the most ordinarily implicated agent resulting in DILI within the prospective series. During a recent prospective study, liver injury thanks to amoxicillin-clavulanate was found to occur in approximately one out of 2300 users. Drugs with the very best risk of DILI during this study were azathioprine and infliximab.
High Impact List of Articles
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Euro Virology 2020: Potential of the Aptamers to fill therapeutic gaps to fight RNA viruses- Alfredo Berzal Herranz- Institute of Parasitology and Biomedicine
Alfredo Berzal HerranzAbstract: Virology Research Journal
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Euro Virology 2020: Potential of the Aptamers to fill therapeutic gaps to fight RNA viruses- Alfredo Berzal Herranz- Institute of Parasitology and Biomedicine
Alfredo Berzal HerranzAbstract: Virology Research Journal
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Euro Virology 2019: Genetic diversity and genome sequencing of some potato virus Y isolates from Egypt- Faiza A Fattouh- Alexandria University
Faiza A FattouhAbstract: Virology Research Journal
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Euro Virology 2019: Genetic diversity and genome sequencing of some potato virus Y isolates from Egypt- Faiza A Fattouh- Alexandria University
Faiza A FattouhAbstract: Virology Research Journal
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Natural bacteriophages T4 and M13 down-regulates Hsp90 gene expression in human prostate cancer cells (PC-3) representing a potential nanoparticle against
cancer
Swapnil Ganesh Sanmukh, Sergio Alexandre Alcantara Dos Santos, Sergio Luis FelisbinoShort Communication: Virology Research Journal
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Natural bacteriophages T4 and M13 down-regulates Hsp90 gene expression in human prostate cancer cells (PC-3) representing a potential nanoparticle against
cancer
Swapnil Ganesh Sanmukh, Sergio Alexandre Alcantara Dos Santos, Sergio Luis FelisbinoShort Communication: Virology Research Journal
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Studies on the molecular variability in Indian isolates of Papaya ringspot virus
Shyam Singh, Anjeet Jangre, Pankaj Kumar, Awasthi LPResearch Article: Virology Research Journal
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Studies on the molecular variability in Indian isolates of Papaya ringspot virus
Shyam Singh, Anjeet Jangre, Pankaj Kumar, Awasthi LPResearch Article: Virology Research Journal
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Emerging Themes in Virology
Felipe Alves MoraisEditorial: Virology Research Journal
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Emerging Themes in Virology
Felipe Alves MoraisEditorial: Virology Research Journal
Conference Proceedings
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THE CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOME OF H1N1 PNEUMONIA PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT ACUTE RENAL INJURY
Essam BadawyKeynote: Virology Research Journal
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THE CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOME OF H1N1 PNEUMONIA PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT ACUTE RENAL INJURY
Essam BadawyKeynote: Virology Research Journal
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Unusual presentations of common STIs in the HIV era
Alwyn RaposeKeynote: Virology Research Journal
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Unusual presentations of common STIs in the HIV era
Alwyn RaposeKeynote: Virology Research Journal
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Report on the phylogenetic studies of diplostomatids parasites
Mitonga M.M.A, Moema E.B.E, King P.H and Rakgole J.NPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Parasitic Diseases: Diagnosis and Therapy
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Report on the phylogenetic studies of diplostomatids parasites
Mitonga M.M.A, Moema E.B.E, King P.H and Rakgole J.NPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Parasitic Diseases: Diagnosis and Therapy
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Accelerating vaccine process development and manufacturing: Innovative approaches and challenges
Anissa Boumlic-CourtadeKeynote: Virology Research Journal
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Accelerating vaccine process development and manufacturing: Innovative approaches and challenges
Anissa Boumlic-CourtadeKeynote: Virology Research Journal
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Why buy probiotics while they are already in your fridge? The 2-in-1 effect of dairy bacteria as both immune modulators and cheese starters
Gwenael JanKeynote: Microbiology: Current Research
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Why buy probiotics while they are already in your fridge? The 2-in-1 effect of dairy bacteria as both immune modulators and cheese starters
Gwenael JanKeynote: Microbiology: Current Research