Acute renal allograft rejection is associated with increased levels of vascular endothelial growth factor in the urine
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Yuguang Jiang | Jianghua Chen | Jianghua Chen | Hui-ping Wang | W. Peng | Yuguang Jiang | Huiping Wang | Wenhan Peng | Zhangfei Shou | Ying Chen | Z. Shou | Ying Chen
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