Ureteral obstruction in neonatal mice elicits segment-specific tubular cell responses leading to nephron loss11See Editorial by Woolf, p. 761.
François Cachat(University of Virginia), Robert L. Chevalier(University of Virginia), Alice Y. Chang(Jacksonville College), Bärbel Lange-Sperandio(München Klinik), Michael S. Forbes(University of Virginia), Barbara A. Thornhill(University of Virginia), Susan C. Kiley(University of Virginia)
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