Titlebook: Nephrology; Volume I Michinobu Hatano (Professor of Medicine, Director) Book 1991 Springer Japan 1991 internal medicine.kidney.medicine.nep

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Osmolytes and Cell Osmoregulation in the Kidneyds, while in diuresis interstitial solute concentrations decline to levels comparable to those of the renal cortex. Papillary cells adapt to these extreme variations in extracellular tonicity by modulating the intracellular concentrations of small organic osmoeffectors (osmolytes), such as trimethyl

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The Pathogenesis of Tubulointerstitial Nephritisogenic mechanisms involved in tubulointerstitial nephritis, using several animal models which are similar to distinct forms of human interstitial injury. The immunopathogenesis of tubulointerstitial nephritis can be arbitrarily divided into three phases. The afferent, or antigen recognition phase, i

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Lipids and the Pathogenesis of Kidney Disease because of, familiarity with the syndrome, its possible implications for the progression of renal disease have been neglected. However, a large amount of information has been accumulated from animal models in the last decade, which, in aggregate, strongly suggests an important role for abnormalitie

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C. Craig Tisher,Kirsten M. Madsen,Jill W. Verlanderalogly-coprotein liver receptors, mannose-6-phosphate receptors, selectins and membrane mannose binding proteins, is currently available, equivalent research initiatives are yet to be accomplished in comparable depth for invertebrate species. Moreover, despite the fact that the first animal lectin,

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Masashi Imai,Koji Yoshitomi,Yoshiaki Kondo,Junichi Taniguchi,Chizuko Koseki,Taisuke Isozaki,Kaoru Ta variety of other biological and pathological processes. Over the past decade, it has become clear that integrins play central roles not only in adhesion and cell migration, but also in the regulation of growth, gene expression, and differentiation. Concepts of integrins have evolved from considerin