… liver diseases have widely variable clinical presentations that range from asymptomatic
liver‐enzyme abnormalities to acute‐on‐chronic liver failure (… that estimate disease severity and …

… from donors with and without the HLA-B*35:01 allele. T-cell … in the pathogenesis of green
tea extract induced liver injury. … of HLA-B*35:01 and hepatocellular or cholestatic liver injury. …

… of cases of drug-induced liver injury from a prospective study in the United States has
identified green tea as the major cause of dietary supplement-related liver injury. The clinical …

… injury from G cambogia, green tea without G cambogia, and … of HLA-B∗35:01 allele frequency
in cases of liver injury from G … Association with HLA B∗35:01 allele, an emerging risk factor …

… prevalence of HLA-B*35:01 among patients suffering from green tea-induced liver injury.
Overall, 3… were reported [79,80], supporting the role of green tea extract in causing liver injury. …

… -induced liver injury. Recent studies have shown striking associations between GT-induced
liver injury and expression of the HLAB*35:… are recognized by HLA-B*35:01restricted T cells. …

… DILI are hepatocellular (17/19 in this study, 20.26 in PM-DILI, 21 and 38/40 in green tea-DILI
29 ), it is likely that the class I HLA-restricted cytotoxic immune response is involved. …

… rate of HLAB*35:01 was 72% (95% confidence interval [CI]: 58%– 87%). Comparison of
cases with green tea– induced liver injury with and without HLA- B*35:01 showed that those with …

… of cases of drug-induced liver injury from a prospective study in the United States has
identified green tea as the major cause of dietary supplement-related liver injury. The clinical …

… those from DILIN, HLA-B*35:01 was found in the majority of individuals with liver injury from
polygonum multiflorum, green tea, Garcinia Cambogia and also turmeric. HLA-B *35:02 was …