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"The results suggested that not only the toxin of gram positive streptococcal bacteria SLO, but also the cytokine IFN gamma can stimulate NAT activity in rat hepatic cytosol."

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"Both IFN gamma and SLO activated NAT to 120% (P < 0.05) and 135% (P < 0.05), respectively."

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"Obviously, SLO activated NAT independent of protein synthesis and different from IFN gamma mediated pathways."

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