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AMINONUCLEOSIDE (AMN) has proved to be an effective and reliable tool in producing a nephrotic syndrome in the rat. Investigations of the pathogenesis of this syndrome have achieved special importance since it has been shown recently that a reversible nephrotic syndrome also can be produced in man with AMN1.
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FRANZ, H., FRANZ, M. Influence of Aminonucleoside on the Pyridine Nucleotide Concentration of the Rat Kidney. Nature 206, 947–948 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/206947a0
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