cholestasis
ANIT-induced biliary injury is a commonly used model of experimental cholestasis and has been shown to be dependent upon Mrp2-mediated efflux of an ANIT glutathione conjugate that selectively injures biliary epithelial cells.
ANIT-induced biliary injury is a commonly used model of experimental <span class="disease" id="22521610-6-69-80">cholestasis</span> and has been shown to be dependent upon <span class="gene" id="22521610-6-121-125">Mrp2</span>-mediated efflux of an ANIT glutathione conjugate that selectively injures biliary epithelial cells.