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A novel model to study renal myofibroblast formation in vitro

Grupp et al., 2001

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Grupp C
Troche I
Klass C
Köhler M
Müller G
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Kidney international

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A novel model to study renal myofibroblast formation in vitro. Background In chronic renal disease, the decrease of excretory renal function closely correlates with the extent of interstitial fibrosis. A common feature of interstitial fibrosis is the occurrence of …
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