CD93 IS A NOVEL ENDOTHELIAL PREDICTIVE AND THERAPEUTIC TARGET IN NEPHROTIC SYNDROME

 

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CD93 IS A NOVEL ENDOTHELIAL PREDICTIVE AND THERAPEUTIC TARGET IN NEPHROTIC SYNDROME

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Gabriel
Cara Fuentes
Colin Bauer colinbauer091@gmail.com Nationwide Children's Hospital Pediatric Nephrology Columbus United States -
John Troost troostj@med.umich.edu University of Michigan Statistics Ann Arbor United States -
Stefano Da Sacco SDaSacco@chla.usc.edu Children's Hospital Los Angeles Urology Los Angeles United States -
Pavel Davizon-Castillo PDavizonCastillo@Bloodworksnw.org Seattle Children's Hospital Hematology Seattle United States -
Ilse Daehn ilse.daehn@mssm.edu Icahn School of Medicine Nephrology New York United States -
Brad Rovin Brad.Rovin@osumc.edu The Ohio State University Nephrology Columbus United States -
Imtiaz Islam MdImtiazul.Islam@nationwidechildrens.org Nationwide Children's Hospital Pediatric Nephrology Columbus United States -
Audrey Fetsko Audrey.Fetsko@nationwidechildrens.org Nationwide Children's Hospital Pediatric Nephrology Columbus United States -
Franz Schaefer Franz.Schaefer@med.uni-heidelberg.de Heidelberg University Hospital Pediatric Nephrology Heidelberg Germany -
Matthias Kretzler kretzler@umich.edu University of Michigan Nephrology Ann Arbor United States -
Antonia Bouts a.h.bouts@amsterdamumc.nl Emma Children’s Hospital Pediatric Nephrology Amsterdam Netherlands -
Kazunari Kaneko kaneko.kaz@kmu.ac.jp Kansai Medical University Pediatric Nephrology Osaka Japan -
Shoji Tsuji tsuji.sho@kmu.ac.jp Kansai Medical University Pediatric Nephrology Osaka Japan -
Richard Johnson richard.johnson@cuanschutz.edu University of Colorado Nephrology Denver United States -
Gabriel Cara Fuentes gabriel.carafuentes@nationwidechildren.org Nationwide Children's Hospital Pediatric Nephrology Columbus United States *