Is Regression of Chronic Nephropathies a Therapeutic Target?

Giuseppe Remuzzi; Andrea Remuzzi

doi:10.1681/asn.2005020171

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Most kidney diseases lead to progressive deterioration of renal function, but the rate of progression differs among different disease types and even among individual patients with the same disease. Experimental studies and clinical research over the last few decades have identified several plausible

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