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Excessive iron in diets promotes kidney fibrosis via disordering the inflammation factors in Sheep

2022-05-17

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Iron is a mineral that the body acquires from the environment in order to maintain physiological function; however, excessive iron causes disease. The aim of this work is to investigate the processes by which excessive iron in diets induces kidney fibrosis in sheep by disorders their inflammatory factors. All sheep were fed a basal diet supplemented with 50 (CON), 500 (L-iron), 1000 (M-iron), and 1500 (H-iron) mg...

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0cfb6b97-7149-52e7-a415-8e7f48f9cd88
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1644865/v1
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