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Transcriptional trajectories of human kidney disease progression

2018-06-08

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Our molecular understanding of clinical conditions progressing from acute organ injury to irreversible dysfunction is limited. We used renal transplantation as a model to characterize the transcriptional response along the transition from acute kidney injury to allograft fibrosis in humans. The integrated analysis of 163 transcriptomes with machine learning techniques identified shared and divergent transcriptiona...

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7b171030-42fe-5e83-9165-06659d5c545b
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10.1101/342972
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