Does dietary iron restriction prevent further deterioration of renal damage in a chronic kidney disease rat model?
Iron restriction prevented further deterioration of preexisting renal damage. The beneficial effects of iron restriction on renal damage seem to be associated with inhibition of renal mineralocorticoid receptor signaling.
The results confirm that both conditioned stress and ethanol cues elicit ethanol-seeking behavior and, more importantly, that these stimuli produce interactive effects resulting in an increased ethanol-seeking response. The findings also indicate that susceptibility to ethanol seeking induced by conditioned stress and alcohol cues depends significantly on the history of prior alcohol exposure.