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Renal microdissection revisited: Lectin-aided sorting of intact tubular nephron segments as a new tool to study sex-related differences in kidney disease

2023-03-08

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In our aging society an increasing prevalence of chronic kidney disease (CKD) meets a general shortage of organ donors. As the economic burden of CKD is increasing, kidney research made significant progress in the early detection, repair, or replacement of damaged renal tissue, taking in consideration sex-related differences, and precision medicine principles. Despite recent advancements in renal organoid research...

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77635665-f1df-57aa-8a76-2391d2fa09b8
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2640401/v1
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