The Plasma Levels of Homocysteine Are Elevated in Moderate Renal Insufficiency but Do Not Predict the Rate of Progression

Ola Samuelsson,D.M. Lee,Per-Ola Attman,Carolyn Knight-Gibson,J.K. Mullen,Rutger Larsson,H. Mulec,Lars Weiss,P. Alaupovic

The Plasma Levels of Homocysteine Are Elevated in Moderate Renal Insufficiency but Do Not Predict the Rate of Progression

1999

Ola Samuelsson
D.M. Lee
Per-Ola Attman
Carolyn Knight-Gibson
J.K. Mullen
Rutger Larsson
H. Mulec
Lars Weiss
P. Alaupovic

Background: Chronic renal failure is characterized by specific alterations of the lipoprotein metabolism. It is also characterized by elevated plasma levels of total homocysteine (t

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Renal function
Endocrinology
Apolipoprotein B
Internal medicine
Kidney disease
Homocysteine
Diabetes mellitus
Lipoprotein
Medicine
Body surface area
Metabolism
chronic renal failure
plasma levels

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