… dialysis (PD) effluent from PD patients by growing in plastic culture dishes and were first
identified as MSCs based on the MSC minimal criteria including trilineage differentiation into …

… the MSCs in otherwise discarded PD effluent for the first … PD effluents were collected after
obtaining informed consent from anonymized patients who received Dianeal or Physioneal PD …

… patients need kidney transplantation or dialysis to survive. … peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) as
the most common form of PD, … also TGF-β, in PD effluent-derived cells and observed that our …

… a mesenchymal phenotype [epithelial-mesenchymal transition (… profile of cells present in
peritoneal effluent of stable patients … in human bone marrow-derived stromal cells. Mesothelial …

… -to-mesenchymal transition (EMT) in mesothelial cells of PD … the peritoneal effluent of patients
during the first month of PD … in the effluent of the patients during the first three months of PD …

… in dialysate and peritoneal tissue of long-term PD patients. Our … VEGF in PD patients’ dialysis
effluent with longer dialysis duration. … and obtain mesenchymal characteristics. The resident …

… peritoneal fibrosis, epithelial to mesenchymal … in PD patients to evaluate the peritoneal
membrane deterioration. The ideal PD biomarker could be directly accessible in PD effluents to …

… improve the prognosis of dialysis patients. … PD fluid, peritoneal effluents and serum were
harvested. The net ultrafiltration volume was calculated as the volume of the peritoneal effluent …

… peritoneal dialysis effluent promotes CXCL1 induction in a dose-dependent manner. PDEs
from stable non-infected PD patients (… undergone epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT) …

… are elevated in both the effluents and peritoneal membrane biopsies of PD patients (126,
127)… In the context of dialysis-induced PF, mesenchymal stem cells have been shown to induce …