Obtaining ADPKD Human Kidneys

Signed and informed consent to collect disposed ADPKD human kidneys was obtained from the patients, and kidney collection protocols were approved by the Department for Human Research Protections of the Biomedical Institutional Review Board of The University of Toledo. The use of animal tissues was approved by The University of Toledo animal care and use committee.
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Publication 2009

Adpkd Animal Human Institutional review board Kidney Patients Protections Supplement Tissues

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Other organizations : Northeast Ohio Medical University, Medical University of South Carolina, University of Toledo

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Approval by the Department for Human Research Protections of the Biomedical Institutional Review Board of The University of Toledo for the use of disposed ADPKD human kidneys
Approval by The University of Toledo animal care and use committee for the use of animal tissues

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Positive control: Approval by the Department for Human Research Protections of the Biomedical Institutional Review Board of The University of Toledo for the use of disposed ADPKD human kidneys
Positive control: Approval by The University of Toledo animal care and use committee for the use of animal tissues

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