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Intrahepatic MxA expression is correlated with interferon-alpha expression in chronic and fulminant hepatitis
Interferon‐alpha (IFN‐α) has potent pro‐inflammatory and anti‐viral functions. It exerts its effects by inducing intracellular proteins such as MxA. To analyse the role of intrahepatic interferon activation, IFN‐α and MxA expression was studied by immunohistochemistry in explant livers of 20 patient...
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description | Interferon‐alpha (IFN‐α) has potent pro‐inflammatory and anti‐viral functions. It exerts its effects by inducing intracellular proteins such as MxA. To analyse the role of intrahepatic interferon activation, IFN‐α and MxA expression was studied by immunohistochemistry in explant livers of 20 patients with fulminant hepatic failure (FHF), 41 patients with chronic liver disease (CLD), and ten normal controls (NCs). In NCs only small numbers of Kupffer cells, but no hepatocytes, showed IFN‐α and MxA expression. In contrast, significantly enhanced numbers of IFN‐α‐ and MxA‐positive Kupffer cells, along with small numbers of MxA‐positive and larger numbers of IFN‐α‐positive lymphocytes, were found in CLD and in FHF. MxA protein was also expressed on hepatocytes and bile ducts in the vicinity of IFN‐α‐positive inflammatory infiltrates (hepatocytes: NCs: 0%, CLD: 8%, FHF: 68%; bile ducts: NCs: 19%, CLD: 46%, FHF: 83%). A significant correlation was found between the numbers of IFN‐α‐ and MxA‐positive cells (r=0.67, p |
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