Mikhaïl A. Van Herck,1,2,3 Luisa Vonghia,1,2,3 Wilhelmus J. Kwanten,1,2,3 Yvon Julé,4
Thomas Vanwolleghem,1,2,3 Didier G. Ebo,3,5 Peter P. Michielsen,1,2,3 Joris G. De Man,1,3
Lucio Gama,6 Benedicte Y. De Winter,1,3 and Sven M. Francque1,2,3
SUMMARY
In this article, we show a critical role for differentially active T-cell subsets in visceral adipose tissue and liver in the pathogenesis of nonalcoholic steatohepatitis using multiple interventional experimental approaches in a high-fat highfructose diet mouse model.
