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Cellular responses to protein overload: key event in renal disease progression
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2003
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Carla Zoja
AB
Ariela Benigni
Giuseppe Remuzzi
Abstract
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Proteinuria incites a multitude of inflammatory and fibrogenic mediators, all of which contribute to renal scarring. Specific antagonism of multiple injurious pathways might help to arrest, or even reverse, the progression of renal damage.
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