Cyclophilins in renal disease

Using a combination of genetic and drug-based approaches, this thesis identified distinct roles for two members of the cyclophilin family of proteins in causing cell death and inducing inflammation in models of acute and chronic kidney disease.

Keywords

110312 Nephrology and Urology, FOS: Clinical medicine, Nephrology and urology

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