Titlebook: Immune Mechanisms in Renal Disease; Nancy B. Cummings,Alfred F. Michael,Curtis B. Wils Book 1983 Springer-Verlag US 1983 DNA.allergy.antig

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Culture of Human Glomerular Cells,ial, or endothelial) (Foidart-Willems .., 1975; Holdsworth .., 1978). The present study presents a reliable way to culture adult human glomeruli and presents preliminary morphologic and cytochemical characterization of the cultured cells.

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Nephritogenic Immune Responses Involving Basement Membrane and Other Antigens in or of the Glomerul the extravascular renal tissue, an Arthus—like immune complex formation occurs in the interstitium, leading to a localized immune complex disease at the site of reaction (Unanue .., 1967; Klassen .., 1971). It should be noted that immune complexes remain in equilibrium with antigen or antibody pres

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Functional Organization of the Glomerulus: Presence of Glycosaminoglycans (Proteoglycans) in the Gllomerular function found in these diseases. In spite of nearly 30 years of research on this topic, its understanding is still incomplete and relatively rudimentary. However, there has been continual progress in growth of understanding of these problems during that period.

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Physical Interactions between Macromolecules and the Glomerular Filter, steric phenomena, electrostatic effects and molecular configuration) will form a large part of this review. The dynamics of glomerular blood flow and filtration also govern permeability. These considerations are treated elsewhere in this book.

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