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Molecular Mechanisms Of Necrotic Cell Death In Ischemic Renal Injury, Yuan Ying May 2016

Molecular Mechanisms Of Necrotic Cell Death In Ischemic Renal Injury, Yuan Ying

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Acute kidney injury is a common clinical syndrome particularly in hospitalized patients. Necrotic cell death, as one type of major cell death after ischemic reperfusion injury, is partially responsible for the rapid decline in GFR. p53 is a novel apoptosis and necrosis inducer and is found to be activated after ischemic renal injury. Although previous studies suggest that p53 could be an important mediator of kidney dysfunction, no studies have examined its role in necrotic cell death and the cross talk between p53 and other necrotic cell inducers such as PARP-1 and CypD. Thus, in this study our first goal …