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Why and how we determine nephron number

Bertram et al., 2014

Document ID
15345716720416036154
Author
Bertram J
Cullen-McEwen L
Egan G
Gretz N
Baldelomar E
Beeman S
Bennett K
Publication year
Publication venue
Pediatric Nephrology

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The total number of glomeruli (nephrons) in a kidney is an important microanatomical parameter for at least three reasons: it provides an index of the success/extent of nephrogenesis and can thereby provide insights into the roles of specific genes and feto …
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