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Proteins and protein fragments in nephrotic syndrome: Clusters, specificity and mechanisms.

2008-07-01

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Proteinuria is the hallmark of renal diseases and the characterization of the urinary protein composition may become an important source of information for diagnosis and research. So far, protein analysis in urine has been utilized for a generic individuation of site-specific defects (glomerular vs. tubular) but there is a need for an extension of proteomics to specific urinary biomarkers in selected clinical cond...

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10.1002/prca.200780157
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