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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.
RT @JeremyCraneMD: So excited to be curating the @NHS twitter handle next week - lots to talk about! The last guy @drilanbz did pretty well…
Good luck! @plrh_cambridge: hard at work on TWO new, very exciting grant applications for proposals from @gitelmansuk @PKDCharity patients!
RT @phil_thornton: As an ADPKD patient, this is fantastic news for South Tyneside ~ Kidney experts appointed at South Tyneside hospital htt…
RT @cansolveckd: “Everyone was here to understand everyone else’s perspective”: Mike McCormick reflects on @cansolveckd partnership https:/…
RT @scotorgandonor: Airdrie mum who received life-saving transplant urges others to join Organ Donor Register https://t.co/SUra3DOdtp https…
RT @JeremyCraneMD: So excited to be curating the @NHS twitter handle next week - lots to talk about! The last guy @drilanbz did pretty well…
