[PDF] Top 20 Mechanisms of proteinuria in human glomerulonephritis

... barrier. Charge selectivity was characterized by electrofocusing excreted urinary proteins. A fractional IgG clearance (relative to freely permeable inulin), smaller or greater than 100 x 10(-5) was used to distinguish ... See full document

... persistent proteinuria. Several mechanisms, including insulin resistance, chronic inflammation, and lipotoxicity, have been proposed to explain the diverse renal effects of metabolic syndrome ...of ... See full document

... HIV-associated hematological abnormalities involve all lineages of blood cells, thus implying that the virus impairs the function of early HSCs. However, the underlying mechanisms of this defect are unknown, ... See full document

... that mechanisms other than the TNF-α/ IL-1β/NF-κΒ cascade might be involved more substantially in proteinuria after d 3, which could not be modulated by treatment with ... See full document

... of proteinuria in minimal change disease and FSGS MCD is the most frequent cause of acquired nephrotic syndrome in ...massive proteinuria, mostly normal glomeruli as observed by light microscopy,  ... See full document

... Mechanisms for initiation of glomerular fibrin deposition were studied using renal tissue obtained from two patients with rapidly progressive, crescentic glomerulonephritis. Histological examination showed ... See full document

... Abstract: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection is growing medical concern ...of glomerulonephritis which are associated with HIV ...range proteinuria and purpura with elevated IgA level ... See full document

... Human renal biopsy specimens were procured from an international multicenter study, the European Renal cDNA Bank – Kroener-Fresenius Biopsy Bank (ERCB-KFB). The human biopsy analyses were performed in ... See full document

... differentially expressed circRNAs and their function in this malignancy indicating that circRNAs may act as potentially novel biomarkers or therapeutic agents in this cancer type. 198 Increasing number of circRNAs have ... See full document

... poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis but was also significantly decreased in chronic membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis and in untreated systemic lupus ...acute glomerulonephritis, and chronic ... See full document

... The specific entities to be covered include: diffuse prolifer- ative glomerulonephritis; focal proliferative glomeru- lonephritis ; membranous glomerulonephritis; a nti- basement m[r] ... See full document

... orthostatic proteinuria occurs in no more than 5% of adolescents and decreases in frequency with age, being less common in those 30 years of age or older 4 ... See full document

... In acute glomerulonephritis small amounts of fibrinogen are present in a patchy distribution in renal glomeruli, in contrast to subacute and chronic glomerulonephritis, in which primaril[r] ... See full document

... ABSTRACT Microbial pathogens commonly escape the human immune system by varying surface proteins. We investigated the mechanisms used for that purpose by Pneumocystis jirovecii. This uncultivable fungus is ... See full document

... AFBF: Acetate free biofiltration; APD: Automated peritoneal dialysis; BUN: Blood urea nitrogen; CRDR: The Committee of Renal Data Registry of the Japanese Society for Dialysis Therapy; ESKD: End-stage kidney disease; ... See full document

... Recent studies have elucidated the role of UCA1 in lung cancer. According to a study by Nie et al, UCA1 was elevated in human non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) tissues. Kaplan – Meier analysis revealed that lung ... See full document

... infiltration into different organs. Although Treg numbers were ele- vated in these patients, CTLA-4 protein expression in Tregs was markedly decreased and suppressive function was impaired. It is currently debated ... See full document

... a human-pregnancy-specific disease defined as the occurrence of hypertension and significant proteinuria in a previously healthy woman on or after the 20th week of gestation occurs on about 2-8% of ... See full document

... We report herein the isolation and initial characterization of a novel protein, termed SP- 40,40, which is present at moderate levels (35-105 micrograms/ml) in normal human serum. SP-40,40 is deposited in the ... See full document

... Recent studies have shown that gallic acid and its alkylesters induce apoptosis in different cell lines. Since new compounds with biological activity and less cytotoxicity to normal cells are necessary for cancer ... See full document