… of β1 integrin activation also is critical for maintenance of tubule epithelial integrity ( 52 ). …
) resulted in preservation of renal histopathology and function, maintenance of cell-substratum …

… lead to the acute renal injury, and even if the kidney has a … damage, in several circumstances,
the normal renal repair … adult renal stem/progenitor cells could participate in this repair …

… In this model, cell cycle arrest is a prerequisite for renal cell repair and/or regeneration after
injury and the inhibition of the cell cycle allows the repair of cellular damage to occur before …

… is not defined merely by acute kidney failure or acute tubular necrosis.1 Consequently, AKI
… causes of kidney injury may be due to non-renal organ injury and generalized severe illness…

… acute kidney injury (AKI) and long-term renal function deterioration following endovascular
aneurysm repair… presence of renal artery stenosis as a risk factor for long-term renal function …

… ongoing injury and early repair tilts in favor of repair, the magnitude of this early reversal of
… of 1.5, 2.0, and 3.0 mg/dL as examples of acute kidney injury (AKI) stages I (diamonds), II (…

… As an initial step toward understanding the role of EGFR in renal repair and renal … renal
repair, our data suggest that EGFR activation contributes to renal regeneration after severe injury…

… renal injury remains a major cause of acute kidney injury, … -term risk of chronic kidney disease,
end-stage renal disease, and … kidney repair or prevent the possibility of progressive kidney …

… , engraftment of human endothelial cells in the mouse capillary walls was rare, indicating
that renal repair by human stem cells is mediated by paracrine mechanisms rather than …

… , it is conceivable that clinical evidence of acute kidney injury developed after discharge in
some … on the renal safety of a novel approach to the repair of AAAs. Compared with open AAA …