Enhanced reno-protective effects of CHIR99021 modified mesenchymal stem cells against rat acute kidney injury model

The results showed that preconditioning of stem cells with Wnt pathway activators could provide advanced benefits for organ repair, which may contribute to design a more effective therapeutic approach for renal regeneration.

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Bioimpacts
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2024-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.34172/bi.30600
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Renal and related cancers
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Enhanced reno-protective effects of CHIR99021 modified mesenchymal stem cells against rat acute kidney injury model

Rakhshinda Habib, Mohsin Wahid, Jahanara Ainuddin, R Farhat
Bioimpacts
Renal and related cancers
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Enhanced reno-protective effects of CHIR99021 modified mesenchymal stem cells against rat acute kidney injury model

Rakhshinda Habib, Mohsin Wahid, Jahanara Ainuddin, R Farhat
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The results showed that preconditioning of stem cells with Wnt pathway activators could provide advanced benefits for organ repair, which may contribute to design a more effective therapeutic approach for renal regeneration.

BioimpactsVol. 15
Dow University of Health Sciences (PK)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Renal and related cancers
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Enhanced reno-protective effects of CHIR99021 modified mesenchymal stem cells against rat acute kidney injury model — Rakhshinda Habib, Mohsin Wahid, et al. · Bioimpacts (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS