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Proliferation Patterns in a Pig Model of AV Fistula Stenosis: Can we Translate Biology into Novel Therapies?

Author:

Chan Jenq-Shyong¹²³,Campos Begoña¹,Wang Yang¹,Mistry Meenakshi¹,Lee Timmy¹⁴,Munda Rino⁵,Arend Lois⁶,Roy-Chaudhury Prabir¹⁴

Affiliation:

1. Dialysis Vascular Access Research Group; Division of Nephrology; Department of Medicine; University of Cincinnati; Cincinnati Ohio

2. Division of Nephrology; Armed Forces Tao-Yuan General Hospital; Tao-Yuan County Taiwan

3. Department of Medicine of the National Defense Medical Center; Taipei Taiwan

4. Cincinnati VA Medical Center; Cincinnati Ohio

5. Department of Surgery; University of Cincinnati; Cincinnati Ohio

6. Department of Pathology; University of Cincinnati; Cincinnati Ohio

Publisher

Wiley

Subject

Nephrology

Link

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