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IgA Nephropathy: 6th International Symposium, Adelaide, February/March 1994 |
A.R. Clarkson; A.J. Woodroffe
S. Karger AG
IgA Nephropathy: 6th International Symposium, Adelaide, February/March 1994
IgA Nephropathy: Immunogenetic Studies of Australian Patients
Authors

Knight J. F.; Falk M. C.; Ng G.; Fanning G. C.; Artlett C. M.; Roy L. P.

ARI Id

1667519212613_17526434

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

18-23

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Title Page / Contents / Preface
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Primary IgA Glomerulonephritis with Thin Glomerular Basement Membrane: A Peculiar Pathological Marker versus Thin Membrane Nephropathy Association
Berthoux F. C.; Laurent B.; Koller J.; Nicolas J.; Alamartine E.; Berthoux P.; Anselme I.
1-7
Capillaritis in IgA Nephropathy
Ferrario F.; Napodano P.; Rastaldi M. P.; D’Amico G.
8-12
Recurrence of IgA Deposits/Disease in Grafts
Hartung R.; Livingston B.; Excell L.; Disney A.; Woodroffe A. J.
13-17
IgA Nephropathy: Immunogenetic Studies of Australian Patients
Knight J. F.; Falk M. C.; Ng G.; Fanning G. C.; Artlett C. M.; Roy L. P.
18-23
HLA Molecules and Genes in Primary IgA Nephritis with End-Stage Renal Failure
Berthoux P.; El Deeb S.; Boulharouz R.; Cecillon S.; Le Petit J.; Berthoux F. C.
24-28
Pathophysiology of the Interaction between Mesangium and Endothelium
del Castillo D.; Raij L.
29-37
Growth Factors and Their Receptors in the Progression of Renal Damage
Gesualdo L.; Di Paolo S.; Ranieri E.; Schena F. P.
38-44
Potential Factors Governing Extracellular Matrix Production by Mesangial Cells: Their Relevance for the Pathogenesis of IgA Nephropathy1
Gómez-Guerrero C.; Alonso J.; López-Armada M. J.; Ruiz-Ortega M.; Gómez-Garre D.; Alcazar R.; Gonzalez E.; Egido J.
45-54
Molecules Controlling B-Lymphocyte Growth and Differentiation
Banchereau J.
55-59
The Diversity of Leucocyte IgA Receptors
Kerr M. A.; Stewart W. W.; Bonner B. C.; Greer M. R.; MacKenzie S. J.; Steele M. G.
60-65
Alterations in the IgA Carbohydrate Chains Influence the Cellular Distribution of IgA11
Mestecky J.; Hashim O. H.; Tomana M.
66-72
O-Linked Oligosaccharide on IgA1 Hinge Region in IgA Nephropathy1
Hiki Y.; Horii A.; Iwase H.; Tanaka A.; Toda Y.; Hotta K.; Kobayashi Y.
73-84
Characteristics of IgA and Macromolecular IgA in Sera from IgA Nephropathy Transplanted Patients with and without IgAN Recurrence
Coppo R.; Amore A.; Cirina P.; Messina M.; Basolo B.; Segoloni G.; Berthoux F.; Boulahrouz R.; Egido J.; Alcazar R.; Clarkson A. R.; Woodroffe A. J.
85-92
Autoantibodies in IgA Nephropathy
O’Donoghue D. J. .; Feehally J.
93-103
Discussion on Autoantibodies
O’Donoghue D. J.; Sinico R.; Fornasieri A.; Frampton G.
104-106
In situ Hybridization Analysis of TGF-β in Glomeruli from Patients with IgA Nephropathy1
Sakai H.; Naka R.; Suzuki D.; Nomoto Y.; Miyazaki M.; Nikolic-Paterson D. J.; Atkins R. C.
107-115
Dysfunctions of Fcα Receptors by Blood Phagocytic Cells in IgA Nephropathy1
Monteiro R. C.; Grossetête B.; Nguyen A. T.; Jungers P.; Lehuen A.
116-122
Altered Mucosal Immunity in IgA Nephropathy Investigated Using the ELISA Spot Method in Peripheral Blood
Béné M. C.; Kennel A.; Renoult E.; Kessler M.; Faure G. C.
123-128
Endothelin 1 and Cyclic Guanosine Monophosphate in Nonimmunological Progression of Mesangial Proliferative Glomerulonephritis
Roccatello D.; Ferro M.; Mengozzi G.; Bonetti G.; Polloni R.; Mosso R.; Paradisi L.; Sena L. M.; Piccoli G.
129-134
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