Every year acute renal failure affects over 13 million people and leads to 1.7 million deaths across the globe. It often develops when an insufficient supply of oxygen reaches the kidneys, a condition called ischemia. Researchers have traced one of the causes of ischemia-related renal failure to a signaling molecule and a specific type of tissue.
Every year acute renal failure affects over 13 million people and leads to 1.7 million deaths across the globe. It often develops when an insufficient supply of oxygen reaches the kidneys, a condition called ischemia. Researchers have traced one of the causes of ischemia-related renal failure to a signaling molecule and a specific type of tissue.
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