... control samples. Nevertheless, linear IgG deposition may be explained by the binding of autoantibodies to non-HLA antigens that are usually hidden and only exposed via severe endothelial cell injury. Further studies are needed to confirm the significance of non-HLA antibodies in glomerular IgG deposition...

... of PE-E requires prudence, careful follow-up and prompt decisions on the precise moment for delivery (which remains the most effective therapeutic procedure). Hypertension, pregnancy Endothelial cells Physiology-pathophysiology Preeclampsia Pregnancy © 1997 S. Karger AG, Basel 1997...

... hypercholesterolemia is considered to cause injury to vascular walls in atherosclerosis, the mechanism of which is analogous to that of glomerulosclerosis. About half of the tested sera from nephrotic rats (9 out of 17) were cytotoxic to cultured aortic endothelial cells. The toxic substance(s) was heat-stable...

... with severe systemic vascular endothelial injury, and thrombomodulin is a useful marker of such an injury. 8 05 1995 19 12 2008 Blood access failure marker, thrombomodulin Chronic hemodialysis Endothelial cells Thrombomodulin NEPHRON Short Communication 1 Nephron 1996;73:91-93...

... tubular epithelial cells (EPC), mesangial cells (MC) and glomerular endothelial cells (GEDC) as well as endothelial cells (EDC) and myofibroblasts (MF) from cattle were isolated to measure the proliferation and protein synthesis in the presence of individual and combined cytokines/growth factors in cell...