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Autoimmune kidney disease
Autoimmune disease develop when the body's inherent immune system is unable to distinguish between foreign and self cells. Because immune cells are programed to kill and eliminate foreign cells, autoimmune diseases are characterized by erroneous attacks on normal, healthy, self cells. Some autoimmune disorders that impact the kidneys include IgA neuropathy and lupus nephritis.
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We have been developing methods to target drugs specifically to pathologic cells, thereby avoiding collateral toxicity to healthy cells. In the case of cancer, we have exploited up-regulation...
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We have been developing methods to target drugs specifically to pathologic cells, thereby avoiding collateral toxicity to healthy cells. In the case of cancer, we have exploited up-regulation...