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Chronic hepatitis B virus infection alters fatty acid profiles and lowers lipoxin A4, indicating risk of hepatic inflammation.
Chronic HBV infection, especially with cirrhosis, alters fatty acid profiles and reduces lipoxin A4 level, contributing to persistent hepatic inflammation and highlighting potential lipid-targeted therapies.
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