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Graph Structure for Visual Signal Sensing,rkers across the blood-urine barrier [4, 5]. Application of scanning electron microscopy (SEM) in the 1970s intensively promoted the study by supplementing and extending the visualization of the glomerular structures achieved by conventional transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

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Segments of the kidney: the anatomical basis for nephrosegmentectomy, pachymerism (or tubulation), and stratification [1]. In addition to these, it is recognized that the body is made up of (a) cells or biological units; (b) supracellular functional units, such as nephrons and osteons; (c) tissues; (d) organs; and (e) systems or apparatuses.

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Embryogenesis of the kidney,ates. The first one claimed that during evolution the Chordates developed three separate and distinct kidneys, namely the pronephros, the mesonephros and the metanephros, and that the ontogeny recapitulates the phylogenetic history. The second hypothesis maintained that these three kidneys must be r

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Microscopic structure of the kidney,of the kidney. Each tubule consists of two distinct morphological entities: (1) the nephron, which produces the filtrate and (2) the collecting tubule which serves to concentrate the filtrate by the further removal of water. The nephron is composed of the glomerulus, the juxtaglomerular complex, the

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Current concepts of glomerular diseases,lomerulonephritis with associated clinical picture, differential diagnosis, laboratory findings, course and complications. Since it is very important to know the normal to be able to understand the pathologic processes, we have included in our discussion a brief review of the anatomy, physiology and

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