Protein load impairs factor H binding promoting complement-dependent dysfunction of proximal tubular cells

Simona Buelli; Mauro Abbate; Marina Morigi; Daniela Moioli; Cristina Zanchi; Marina Noris; Carla Zoja; Charles D. Pusey; Peter F. Zipfel; Giuseppe Remuzzi

doi:10.1038/ki.2009.8

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