LECT2 promotes liver regeneration across developmental stages by activating the ADAM10-NOTCH signaling pathway.

Hepatol Commun · 2025 · PMC12657047 · PMID 41811354

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We found that after hepatectomy in human patients, the expression level of LECT2 also showed a trend of first increasing and then decreasing (Figure 2 F).

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