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Natural products targeting ubiquitination to combat kidney fibrosis

2025-01-23

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Abstract Background Kidney fibrosis is a crucial component that contributes to end-stage renal disease and is the inevitable last pathological process in many progressive chronic kidney diseases (CKD). Ubiquitination, one of the most refined and widespread reversible post-translational modifications, plays a significant role in the development of renal fibrosis through its regulation and deubiquitination processes...

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b1a776ca-c599-5198-aa1c-ae55d383b141
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10.1186/s43094-024-00757-4
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