The highly significant proteins were categorised into five groups depending on their functions and association with the pathogenesis of steatosis: (i) apoptosis and autophagy, (ii) energy maintenance, (iii) anti-oxidative stress, (iv) liver injury (e.g. fat deposition) and (v) liver function improvement (e.g. nitrogen waste detoxicfication and folate-binding protein).
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Adaptive effect of sericin on hepatic mitochondrial conformation through its regulation of apoptosis, autophagy and energy maintenance: a proteomics approach.
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