Abstract:In various kinds of glomerulonephritis, alteration of anionic charge on the glomerular basement membrane (GBM) and podocytes has been controversial for more than decade. To elucidate the relation between glomerular protein leakage and anionic sites on the glomerular wall, we examined the distribution of anionic sites on the GBM and podocytes of rats with active Heymann nephritis (AHN). Urinalysis for protein levels was conducted, and the kidneys were examined using electron microscopic cytochemistry for the as… Show more
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