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iPS cell technology: Future impact on renal care.

Nephrology news & issues - 1 Aug 2015

Freedman Benjamin S, Steinman Theodore I

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iPS cells from patients with kidney disease are a new tool with the potential to impact the future of renal care. They can be used in the laboratory to model the pathophysiology of human kidney disease, and have the potential to establish a new area of immunocompatible, on-demand renal transplantation. Critical challenges remain before the full potential of these cells can be accurately assessed. We need to...

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