Are CD34+ cells found in renal interstitial fibrosis?
These results show that in glomerulonephritis, CD34+ spindle cells appear in the interstitium. At present, their possible role can only be speculated.
The origin of this atypical blood glucose response may antedate the onset of alcoholism, or it may be secondary to alcohol-related damage that persists beyond 6 months. Previous accounts of increased sweet consumption in alcoholics were not substantiated, although they may be present in the peri-withdrawal period.