Deletion of bone-marrow-derived receptor for AGEs (RAGE) improves renal function in an experimental mouse model of diabetes
Greg H. Tesch(Monash Medical Centre), Josephine M. Forbes(Translational Research Institute), Allison R. Pettit(Translational Research Institute), A. Richard Kitching(Monash Health), Danielle J. Borg(Translational Research Institute), Domenica A. McCarthy(Translational Research Institute), David J. Nikolic‐Paterson(Monash Medical Centre), Felicia Y. T. Yap(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Adeline Tan(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Joshua Kausman(Monash Medical Centre), Micheal Ward(Translational Research Institute), Amelia K. Fotheringham(Translational Research Institute), Brooke E. Harcourt(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Linda A. Gallo(Translational Research Institute), Karly C. Sourris(Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Shaun A. Summers(Monash Health)
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