Pathophysiologic Implications of Reduced Podocyte Number in a Rat Model of Progressive Glomerular Injury

Daniela Macconi; Maria Bonomelli; Ariela Benigni; Tiziana Plati; Fabio Sangalli; Lorena Longaretti; Sara Conti; Hiroshi Kawachi; Prue Hill; Giuseppe Remuzzi; Andrea Remuzzi

doi:10.2353/ajpath.2006.050398

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