非アルコール性脂肪性肝疾患のモデルマウス
4. 今後の展望について
ヒトと実験動物の肝機能や肝疾患における病態の種差は古くからよく研究されており、実験動物で得た成果をヒトに外挿する際に必ず考慮しなければなりません。また動物実験の削減や代替の視点からも、ヒト由来の細胞を用いたオルガノイドや組織チップがNAFLD/NASHの病態解明や治療薬の開発に使用される機会が今後増えていくと考えられます[15]。一方で、NAFLD/NASHは臓器間の相互作用が病態の発症や進行に関係する慢性の疾患であることから、現状では培養モデルでの検討に限界があります。目的に応じた病態モデルを取捨選択し、有効に活用していくことがNAFLD/NASH克服に必要と考えられます。
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