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Induction of B7-1 in podocytes is associated with nephrotic syndrome
Jochen Reiser
, Gero Von Gersdorff
, Martin Loos
, Jun Oh
, Katsuhiko Asanuma
, Laura Giardino
, Maria Pia Rastaldi
, Novella Calvaresi
, Haruko Watanabe
, Karin Schwarz
, Christian Faul
, Matthias Kretzler
, Anne Davidson
, Hikaru Sugimoto
, Raghu Kalluri
, Arlene H. Sharpe
, Jordan A. Kreidberg
, Peter Mundel
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B7-1
100%
Nephrotic Syndrome
100%
Podocyte
100%
Proteinuria
20%
Toll-like
10%
Novel Functions
10%
LPS-induced Inflammation
10%
In Vivo Exposure
10%
Drug-induced
10%
Clinical Significance
10%
WT Mice
10%
SCID Mice
10%
Costimulatory Molecules
10%
Cytoskeleton
10%
Non-immune
10%
Danger Signals
10%
Proteinuric Kidney Disease
10%
Permselectivity
10%
Protein Loss
10%
Bacterial Toxins
10%
Lupus Nephritis
10%
Slit Diaphragm
10%
Urinary Protein
10%
Slit Diaphragm Proteins
10%
Podocyte Injury
10%
LPS Signaling
10%
Nephrotic-range Proteinuria
10%
Glomerular Filter
10%
Genetic Drugs
10%
Immune-mediated
10%
Novel Molecular Targets
10%
Kidney Podocyte
10%
Experimental Kidney Disease
10%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Nephrotic Syndrome
100%
Proteinuria
75%
Toll Like Receptor 4
25%
Actin
25%
Wild Type Mouse
25%
Kidney Disease
25%
Molecular Target
25%
SCID Mouse
25%
Lupus Erythematosus Nephritis
25%
Experimental Kidney Disease
25%
Bacterial Toxin
25%
Pathogenesis
25%
Low Drug Dose
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Nephrotic Syndrome
100%
Podocyte
100%
Proteinuria
27%
Diaphragm
18%
Urinary System
9%
In Vitro
9%
Upregulation
9%
Actin
9%
Toll Like Receptor 4
9%
Nephropathy
9%
Low Drug Dose
9%
Cytoskeleton
9%
Clinical Significance
9%
SCID Mouse
9%
Protein Depletion
9%
Lupus Nephritis
9%
Experimental Kidney Disease
9%
Bacterial Toxin
9%
Genetics
9%
Pathogenesis
9%
Immunology and Microbiology
Podocyte
100%
Diaphragm
18%
Wild Type Mouse
9%
TLR4
9%
Upregulation
9%
Actin
9%
Lupus Erythematosus
9%
SCID Mouse
9%
Cytoskeleton
9%
Low Drug Dose
9%
Nephritis
9%
Protein Urine Level
9%
In Vitro
9%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Podocyte
100%
Genetics
9%
Upregulation
9%
Actin
9%
TLR4
9%
Wild Type Mouse
9%
Low Drug Dose
9%
Cytoskeleton
9%
SCID Mouse
9%
Protein Urine Level
9%