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TítuloSerum levels of the adipomyokine irisin in patients with chronic kidney disease

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Table 2 – Laboratory and treatment variables.
Table 4 – Univariate correlations between serum irisin and main variables.
Fig. 1 – Serum irisin levels by treatment method for kidney disease. PD: peritoneal dialysis; ACKD: advanced chronic kidney disease

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