Klein et al., 1986 - Google Patents
Glomerular proteoglycans in diabetes: partial structural characterization and metabolism of de novo synthesized heparan-35SO4 and dermatan-35SO4 proteoglycans …Klein et al., 1986
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- 6122760021043677055
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- Klein D
- Brown D
- Oegema T
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- Diabetes
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The metabolism of glomerular proteoglycans was studied in an effort to understand the mechanisms leading to reduction of glomerular basement membrane (GBM) heparan sulfate (heparan-SO4) proteoglycan in diabetes. Glomeruli were isolated from control and …
- 206010012601 Diabetes mellitus 0 title abstract description 168
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