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Spaceflight causes strain dependent gene expression changes associated with lipid and extracellular matrix dysregulation in the mouse kidney in vivo

2024-03-14

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To explore new worlds we must ensure humans can survive and thrive in the space environment. Incidence of kidney stones in astronauts is a major risk factor associated with long term missions, caused by increased blood calcium levels due to bone demineralisation triggered by microgravity and space radiation. Transcriptomic changes have been observed in other tissues during spaceflight, including the kidney. We ana...

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Literature Corpus work: df88bfbc-9d50-5889-bad4-5e5ddf30cf6b
DOI: 10.1101/2024.03.13.584781

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