cholestasis
Drug-induced cholestasis is a frequently observed side effect of drugs and is often caused by an unexpected interaction with the bile salt export pump (BSEP/ABCB11).
Drug-induced <span class="disease" id="24713091-1-13-24">cholestasis</span> is a frequently observed side effect of drugs and is often caused by an unexpected interaction with the <span class="gene" id="24713091-1-129-150">bile salt export pump</span> (<span class="gene" id="24713091-1-152-156">BSEP</span>/<span class="gene" id="24713091-1-157-163">ABCB11</span>).