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podocyte
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podocyte /podo·cyte/ (pod´ah-sīt) an epithelial cell of the visceral layer of a renal glomerulus, having a number of footlike radiating processes (pedicels).
pod·o·cyte (pd-st)
n.
An epithelial cell of the renal glomerulus, attached to the outer surface of the glomerular capillary basement membrane by cytoplasmic foot processes.

podocyte [pod´o-sīt]
an epithelial cell of the visceral layer of a renal glomerulus, having a number of footlike radiating processes (pedicles).

podocyte
an epithelial cell of the visceral layer of a renal glomerulus, having a number of footlike radiating processes (pedicles).


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30) AGEs accumulate in the glomerular basement membrane, mesangial cells, endothelial cells, and podocytes in patients with diabetes and/or end-stage renal failure, which are believed to cause damage by oxidative stress generation and overproduction of various growth factors and cytokines.
The 11th edition adds color electron micrographs of skeletal muscle and podocytes.
Conclusion EGb 761 showed some beneficial effects in STZ diabetic rat kidneys: glomerular hypertrophy, dilation of the capsular space, thickening of Bowman's capsule BM, ultrastructural lesions on capillaries and podocytes were reduced, increase in collagen fibers of type I, III, and VI in the tubular interstitium was diminished, increased SOD activity was equalized.
 
 
 
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