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Aristolochic acid I determine the phenotype and activation of macrophages in acute and chronic kidney disease.

Scientific reports - 15 Aug 2018

Honarpisheh Mohsen, Foresto-Neto Orestes, Steiger Stefanie, Kraft Franziska, Koehler Paulina, von Rauchhaupt Ekaterina, Potempa Jan, Adamowicz Karina, Koziel Joanna, Lech Maciej

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Acute and chronic kidney injuries are multifactorial traits that involve various risk factors. Experimental animal models are crucial to unravel important aspects of injury and its pathophysiological mechanisms. Translating knowledge obtained from experimental approaches into clinically useful information is difficult; therefore, significant attention needs to be paid to experimental procedures that mimic human...

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PMID: 30111809
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-30628-x
PMCID: PMC6093867

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