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... of proteinuria at the time the renal biopsy was ...of proteinuria, we used a rat model of proteinuria development, the Dahl salt-sensitive (Dahl SS) ...develop proteinuria starting from week 4 ... See full document

... Abstract: Antiphospholipid syndrome can be a feature of several underlying conditions, such as lupus, but it can also occur idiopathically. Diagnosis usually comes after investigation of recurrent venous or arterial ... See full document

... renal function deteriorates in a urological patient in the absence of proteinuria, then some other cause (such as obstruction) must be ...of loss of func- tion and in reducing ... See full document

... effects, kidneys were directly transplanted between C57BL/6 mice with the standardized minimal cold ische- mia time (30 minutes), using female donors to female recipients (F→F), male donors to female ... See full document

... vessel loss, as de- termined visually in power Doppler images, was predict- ive in contrary to RI as for the transplant function 1 year after transplantation ...the loss of transplants’ ... See full document

... graft loss due to recurrence ranges between 34 and 66% [167, ...the native kidneys, and persistently low complement ...graft loss is ~15% at 10 years ... See full document

... Biopsy of renal transplant remains the cornerstones of renal transplant evaluation, which provides guidance for treatment of graft dysfunction. However, it carries risks of procedure-related complications from pain to ... See full document

... Molecular analyses are emerging as important tech- niques to complement or in certain cases to even replace tissue histology in diagnosis of transplant dysfunction. Robust transcript sets have been identified which ... See full document

... Buffalo/Mna kidneys were grafted into ...renal function remained stable, sug- gesting the reversibility of the lesions when Buffa- lo/Mna kidneys are transplanted into a normal envi- ... See full document

... ATN and subsequent ARF cause rapid renal dysfunc- tion. Despite decades of research, there have been no ef- fective treatments that reverse the necrotic degeneration and loss of function. Encouragingly, ... See full document

... we transplanted kidneys between normal and transgenic ...transgenic kidneys transplanted into nontransgenic ...Normal kidneys remained disease free when transplanted into ... See full document

... E14.5 kidneys (Table ...E14.5 kidneys displayed decreased expres- sion of Sall1, normally expressed in uninduced mesenchyme and upregulated in induced mesenchyme, and Lhx1 and Wnt4, whose expression is ... See full document

... is native to the Amazon and presents large and irregular distribution in “terra firma” (not flooded) forests throughout the Amazon Basin (Mori and Prance, ... See full document

... LRP5 and LRP6 are LRPs that form signaling complexes, with their function being tightly controlled by endocytosis. Studies by many groups have elucidated in detail how LRP5 and LRP6 act as co-receptors for the Wnt ... See full document

... Notes: (A) Schema showing receptors expressed in the microvascular pericytes and endothelial cells of healthy kidney. Microvascular pericytes produce veGF-A, Angpt1, and TIMP3 for microvascular stabilization. ... See full document

... By imagining himself as a ‘weed’, transplanted from his ‘native spot’ but still capable of producing ‘native poesy’, Clare is able to move away from the troubled, solitary self of the ea[r] ... See full document

... Toxemia was induced in 13 of 20 pregnant ewes by the stress of a change in environment and food deprivation late in pregnancy. Of the toxemic ewes, eight developed prominent neurological findings with convulsions, motor ... See full document

... Intra-renal fibrosis is a final common pathway for all CKD, with fibrosis degree correlated with disease sever- ity [7 – 9]. Non-focal renal biopsy is the only method in current clinical use for the evaluation of ... See full document

... In order to investigate the mechanism by which miR- 122 regulates SREBP-2 and PCSK9. We used miRNA mimic or inhibitor to upregulate or downregulate the expression of miR-122. We found that forkhead box O3 (FOXO3) and ... See full document

... The transition of AKI to CKD has major clinical signifi- cance in patients, but its molecular pathways are not fully understood. CLU is a chaperone-like protein and has different activities in different cells or ... See full document