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Glomerulus Classification and Detection Based on Convolutional Neural Networks [PDF]
Journal of Imaging, 2018 Glomerulus classification and detection in kidney tissue segments are key processes in nephropathology used for the correct diagnosis of the diseases. In this paper, we deal with the challenge of automating Glomerulus classification and detection from ...
Anibal Pedraza +2 more
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Glomerulus-specific mRNA transcripts and proteins identified through kidney expressed sequence tag database analysis [PDF]
Kidney International, 2007 The kidney glomerulus plays a crucial role in blood filtration but the molecular composition and physiology of the glomerulus is not well understood. We previously constructed and large-scale sequenced four mouse glomerular expressed sequence tag (EST ...
Petter Mostad, K Tryggvason
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Fibronectin localization in the rat glomerulus. [PDF]
Journal of Cell Biology, 1980 Fibronectin (FN) has been localized in the rat glomerulus using indirect immunolabeling. It was demonstrated in frozen sections by immunofluorescence, in sections of fixed kidneys by both peroxidase and ferritin-labeled antibodies, and in isolated ...
Kanwar, Y S +7 more
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Targeting Therapeutics to the Glomerulus With Nanoparticles
Advances in Chronic Kidney Disease, 2013 Nanoparticles are an enabling technology for the creation of tissue-/cell-specific therapeutics that have been investigated extensively as targeted therapeutics for cancer.
Mark E Davis, Jonathan Zuckerman
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Medical Clinics of North America, 1984
The observation has been made that after any of a variety of initial renal injuries, nephron units that have been spared undergo structural and functional compensations. The functional compensation of increased perfusion of residual nephrons may present deleterious, maladaptive stresses to those surviving nephrons and lead to their ultimate destruction.
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The observation has been made that after any of a variety of initial renal injuries, nephron units that have been spared undergo structural and functional compensations. The functional compensation of increased perfusion of residual nephrons may present deleterious, maladaptive stresses to those surviving nephrons and lead to their ultimate destruction.
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A WEARABLE ARTIFICIAL GLOMERULUS
ASAIO Journal, 1979We have shown that hemofiltration can be conducted for 16 hrs/day for more than 3 continuous days by connecting an Amicon 0.2 M2 hemofilter to an arteriovenous shunt. We can produce over 8 ml/min of ultrafiltrate with no external pump, and this ultrafiltrate can be replaced by having the patient drink an electrolyte-glucose solution.
M S, Neff, S, Sadjadi, R, Slifkin
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The Mesangium of the Renal Glomerulus
Scottish Medical Journal, 1971The transport of injected thorotrast across the glomerulus of the frog kidney was studied following destruction of its mesangium. The results suggest that the mesangium contributes to the physiological integrity of the glomerular basement membrane and may therefore be a factor in the aetiology of glomerulonephritis.
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Building an olfactory glomerulus
The Journal of Comparative Neurology, 1999Peer ...
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The cellular history of the glomerulus
Journal of Nephrology, 2003Abstract Knowledge about the structure and functions of the cells of the glomeruli has accumulated slowly over the past 350 years. Marcello Malpighi originated the work, but it failed to progress far until Schleiden and Schwann developed their cellular theory in 1839.
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