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Final report from the investigators: Our hypothesis is that the proteins contained in the small vesicles (called exosomes) contained in the urine of ADPKD (Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease) patients reflect the disease stage and severity and can be used to identify biomarkers and evaluate risk of progression.
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RT @NHSOrganDonor: “The fulfilment is when you see a transplanted kidney come alive in a recipient who has been waiting for a new lease of…
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@DLGakaBD @JustGiving You look like you enjoyed the run. :)
RT @ToffeegirlUK: Good luck for the #GreatSouthRun today @louisaruns 😃 Wish we were there but we'll look out for you on tv! 🏃🏻♀️🏅
