Antiproteinuric therapy while preventing the abnormal protein traffic in proximal tubule abrogates protein- and complement-dependent interstitial inflammation in experimental renal disease.
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N. Perico | G. Remuzzi | M. Abbate | C. Zoja | T. Bertani | D. Rottoli | D. Corna | Daniela Rottoli
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