Disclosures: Cara Mack: Nothing to Disclose, Yuhuan Luo: Nothing to Disclose, Julia Jezykowski: Nothing to Disclose, Lisa Fraser: Nothing to Disclose, Nitika Gupta: Nothing to Disclose, Alexander Miethke: Mirum Pharmaceutical Inc: Grant/Research Support, Mirum Pharmaceutical Inc: Consultant, Ipsen: Speaking and Teaching, Sarah Taylor: Mirum Pharmaceuticals: Consultant, Ipsen Pharmaceutical: Consultant, Mirum Pharmaceutical: Consultant, Estella Alonso: Nothing to Disclose, Simon Horslen: Nothing to Disclose, Rohit Kohli: Mirum: Consultant, Ipsen: Consultant, Epigen: Grant/Research Support, Sanofi Rare Disease: Consultant, Jean Molleston: Gillead: Grant/Research Support, Albireo: Grant/Research Support, Abbvie: Grant/Research Support, Mirum/Shire: Grant/Research Support, CF FOundation: Grant/Research Support, Binita Kamath: Mirum: Consultant, Mirum: Grant/Research Support, Albireo/Ipsen: Consultant, Albireo/Ipsen: Grant/Research Support, Audentes: Consultant, Stephen Guthery: Nothing to Disclose, Kathleen Loomes: Mirum: Consultant, Albireo/Ipsen: Consultant, Mirum: Clinical trials, Albireo/Ipsen: Clinical trials, John Magee: Nothing to Disclose, Philip Rosenthal: Nothing to Disclose, Pamela Valentino: Grifols: Advisor, Mirum: Speaking and Teaching, Ronald Sokol: Nothing to Disclose 2477 EXTRACELLULAR VESICLE MIRNA ANALYSIS FROM ADOLESCENTS WITH MASLD WITH AND WITHOUT OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA/CHRONIC INTERMITTENT HYPOXIA Shikha Sundaram 1 Swati Ghosh 1 Alexander Chaidez 1 Ronald Sokol 2 , 1 Children's Hospital Colorado, 2 University of Colorado School of Medicine Background: Metabolic Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD) is the predominant cause of chronic liver disease in children
We are constantly exposed to environmental pollutants, processed foods, and everyday stress
Accumulation of heavy metals and oxidative damage impacts brain health in particular
In a rodent study, this increase in growth hormone production and availability caused mice to gain body weight without increasing their organ weight, which is a concern with the administration of exogenous growth hormone [26]
Normally about 20% of the bilirubin excreted into bile is derived from erythrocyte precursors and other hemoproteins (mainly cytochromes, catalase)
