Metabolic consequences of cystinuria

Метаболические последствия цистинурии
Feng Sha, Jay A. Tischfield, Lauren E. Woodard, T. Alp İkizler, Amrik Sahota, Richard C. Welch, Ruth Ann Veach, Thomas M. Beckermann, Edward J. Weinman, Matthew H. Wilson
2019-06-20

animal modelchronic kidney diseasecystinuriadietary effectsoxidative stress injuryreduced glutathione
Our results suggest that that diet can affect the development and progression of chronic kidney disease in an animal model of cystinuria, which may have important implications for patients with this disease. Additionally, reduced glutathione may predispose those with cystinuria to injury caused by oxidative stress. Word count: 327.
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Diet influences development and progression of chronic kidney disease in an animal model of cystinuria
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Findings in the animal model have important implications for management of patients with cystinuria
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Reduced glutathione may predispose individuals with cystinuria to oxidative stress–induced injury

Animal model of cystinuria

Metabolic consequences including diet-modulated progression of chronic kidney disease and reduced glutathione–linked susceptibility to oxidative stress injury in cystinuria

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Feng Sha
Jay A. Tischfield
Lauren E. Woodard
T. Alp İkizler
Amrik Sahota
Richard C. Welch
Ruth Ann Veach
Thomas M. Beckermann
Edward J. Weinman
Matthew H. Wilson
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