Matrix metalloproteinases in priogression of hereditary kidney disease


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Role of matrix metalloproteinases (MMP) in pathogenesis of hereditary kidney disease (Alport’s syndrome, cystic kidney diseases) is reviewed.

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Z. Bashirova

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