… Furthermore, an experimental model of nephrotic syndrome has shown that complement-deficient
rats developed significantly milder tubulointerstitial injuries than did complement-…

… presence of nephrotic syndrome and electron microscopy indicating the extent of foot process
… biomarkers such as anti-nephrin antibodies and suPAR may lead to a more individualized …

… fluid, and urine are only some of the biological fluids shown to … delivery to prognostic
and diagnostic biomarkers [2]. … the literature on exosomes as a biomarker in viral infection. …

… should be used as a biomarker to assess treatment effectiveness in CKD remain … marker
for treatment efficacy only in primary glomerular disease associated with nephrotic syndrome [33…

… Kidney diseases, including acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, nephritic and nephrotic
syndromes, pyelonephritis and polycystic kidney diseases are driven by aberrant activity …

… Whilst an artificially induced disease phenotype is a powerful tool, a greater test of a
GlomSphere’s ability to model glomerular disease is to examine its response to nephrotic syndrome …

… nephrotic syndrome (2). About 10-20% of patients do not respond to steroids [steroid-resistant
nephrotic syndrome (… All participants had a decrease in inflammatory biomarkers by the …

… are proposed as potential biomarkers or therapeutic targets, … America 10 Nephrotic syndrome
Glucocorticoid and … and after treatment, which was not related to treatment response [19] …

… cell proliferation, was shown to be ineffective after RNase treatment [54]. However, some
reports caution against miR transfer as the major road to the biological activity of EVs [41,112]. …

… injury, the NHE3 protein may be a useful marker to distinguish acute tubular necrosis (ATN) …
and sensitive biomarker of proximal tubular damage than other urine biological markers. …