A method of identifying therapeutic compounds for a treatment of hepatic disorders
CA 2373935 A1 · Owner: The University Of Newcastle Research Associates Limited · Inventors: Clancy, Robert; Batey, Robert; Pang, Gerald
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The present invention relates to methods of identifying potentially therapeutic compounds for the treatment of hepatic disorders preferably , alcohol-induced hepatitis. Further use of mammals in such methods, therapeutic compounds identified using said methods and the use of a Chinese Herb, CH-100, in the treatment of hepatic disorders particularly alcohol-, induced hepatic disorders are described.
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