Induction of cytochrome P‐4502E1 in the human liver by ethanol is caused by a corresponding increase in encoding messenger RNA
Toru Takahashi, Jerome M. Lasker, Alan S. Rosman, Charles S. Lieber – 1 February 1993 – The propensity of centrilobular liver damage to develop in alcohol abusers after exposure to various hepatotoxins, including ethanol itself, has been linked to the induction by ethanol of P‐4502E1, a microsomal P‐450 enzyme that bioactivates these agents to reactive metabolites.