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Podocytes and the TIE receptors

, 2021
Introduction: Podocytes are highly differentiated cells of the glomerulus. These cells and their foot processes are an essential component of the kidney filtration barrier and their injury is associated with several renal diseases.
Dénes, Iulia-Aneta, Du Cheyne, Charis, Vaes, Anne-Lien, De Spiegelaere, Ward, Verlee, Esther, De Craene, Jurgen   +5 more
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Fabry Disease Podocytes Reveal Ferroptosis as a Potential Regulator of Cell Pathology

Kidney International Reports
Introduction: Fabry disease (FD) results from pathogenic GLA variants, leading to a deficiency in lysosomal α-galactosidase A (α-Gal A) and accumulation of the sphingolipid globotriaosylceramide (Gb3).
Andrea F. Wise, IGAA Ari Krisnadevi, Shoni Bruell, Han-Chung Lee, Tejasvini Bhuvan, Andrew J. Kassianos, Sheetal Saini, Xiangju Wang, Helen G. Healy, Elizabeth Ling Qian, David A. Elliot, Joel R Steele, Maria Fuller, Kathleen M. Nicholls, Sharon D. Ricardo   +14 more
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RANKL and RANK Protects Mouse Podocytes from Apoptosis.

, 2013
(A) Mouse podocytes were transfected with RANK siRNA at a concentration of 100 nM. (B) Flow cytometry fluorescence of podocytes not transfected with siRNA-Cy3 was measured as negative control; the value in podocytes was 4.1%.
Ping Mei (314188), Houqin Xiao (314180), Yunfeng Xia (314202), Bin Zhang (64682), Wenjian Wang (314196), Yanhui Liu (151413), Xinling Liang (314182), Wei Shi (68167), Suxia Wang (314190), Shuangxin Liu (314178), Xiaoying Liu (192486), Jianchao Ma (314205), Chunyu Deng (314184), Lixia Xu (314199), Zhiming Ye (314186), Zhixin Shan (314192), Yongzheng Liang (314194), Zhilian Li (314208)   +17 more
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AA impairs mitochondrial functions in cultured podocytes.

, 2013
(A) Graphic presentation of the relative oxygen consumption rate in control and 12h of AA treated podocytes ...
Yang Zhou (65942), Li Fang (315274), Weichun He (318223), Junwei Yang (112231), Chunsun Dai (318224), Xueqin Bian (497371)   +5 more
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A human stem cell-derived model reveals pathologic extracellular matrix remodeling in diabetic podocyte injury

Matrix Biology Plus
Diabetic nephropathy results from chronic (or uncontrolled) hyperglycemia and is the leading cause of kidney failure. The kidney’s glomerular podocytes are highly susceptible to diabetic injury and subsequent non-reversible degeneration.
Yasmin Roye, Carmen Miller, Titilola D. Kalejaiye, Samira Musah   +3 more
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Effect of knockdown of MYH9 expression on podocytes.

, 2014
Human conditionally immortalized podocytes were transfected with shRNA-2 to reduce MYH9 expression or shRNA-NC as negative control. Following transfection, podocytes were grown at GR conditions to allow differentiation.
Nora Burdis (581214), Amol O. Bajaj (581215), John C. He (345967), Paul E. Klotman (443302), Angela Teixeira (506313), Sung Yun Jung (63319), Christopher M. Tan (581212), Avelino Teixeira (137069), Deborah P. Hyink (581216), Thomas Hays (581210), Avi Ma’ayan (581211), Bert W. O’Malley (63322), Jae W. Choi (581213), Neil R. Clark (190555)   +13 more
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Statement of Retraction: Triptolide inhibits oxidative stress and inflammation via the microRNA-155-5p/brain-derived neurotrophic factor to reduce podocyte injury in mice with diabetic nephropathy [PDF]

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P2Y receptor-mediated regulation of lipolysis, lipid droplet dynamics, and energy metabolism in podocytes [PDF]

Maria Szrejder, Irena Audzeyenka, Patrycja Rachubik, Klaudia Grochowalska, Dorota Rogacka, Magdalena Narajczyk, Agnieszka Piwkowska   +6 more
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Gomerulus & Podocytes

Biomedical VisualizationThe Image of Research 2011SubmissionThis is a painting representation of a Scanning Electron Microscope image (of about 5,000x) of the glomerulus, podocytes and glomarular filtrates of the kidneys created in Adobe Photoshop.
Perazza, Gabriela
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Transporter gene expression in human and rat podocytes.

, 2013
Results from RT-PCR and QRT-PCR analysis of membrane transporters in human cell lines (a,b) and primary rat podocytes (c,d). (a) RT-PCR analysis of human cells lines; P  =  human podocytes, N SHSY-5Y =  neuroblastoma cells; I Caco2  =  colon cancer cells.
Cristina Zennaro (424123), Mary Artero (424126), Michele Carraro (424128), Marco Stebel (251888), Lorella Pascolo (424124), Vittorio Di Maso (424127), Maria Pia Rastaldi (156242), Elisa Trevisan (424125), Claudio Tiribelli (66576)   +8 more
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