Renal Failure Animal Model (CAT#: STEM-AE-0072-WXH)

Introduction

Chronic renal failure (CRF) is a syndrome composed of decreased glomerular filtration rate caused by chronic kidney disease and related metabolic disorders and clinical symptoms. The use of animal models is helpful to effectively understand the occurrence and development of CRF and study the prevention and control measures.

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Applications

Research on the mechanism of occurrence and development of chronic renal failure and its prevention and treatment.

Procedure

• Physical method
Subtotal nephrectomy, freezing plus resection, heat dialysis plus resection.
• Chemical method
Adenine model, Adriamycin model, Daunorubicin model, Cadmium chloride model.
• Biological methods

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