Is microalbuminuria associated with cisplatin-induced azotemia in dogs?
Microalbuminuria measured after each treatment was not associated with azotemia through the first 3 treatments. Testing for microalbuminuria as a marker for cisplatin-induced renal damage is insensitive and not recommended.
Chicken SelW protected embryonic myoblasts against cell apoptosis mediated by endogenous and exogenous H2O2.