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Exercise-mimicking mechanical stimulation to the head ameliorates hypertension

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Co-hosted by Japanese Society of Nephrology The kidney has the highest blood flow per unit weight in the body and serves vital roles beyond waste excretion, including blood pressure regulation and endocrine function. The pathophysiology of kidney diseases is complex, involving fluid dynamics, hypertension, and inflammation. Advances in single-cell omics and patient-derived iPS cells have clarified renal regeneration, and novel researches of mechanobiology and humoral regulation have advanced the understanding of hypertension. This symposium will share the latest findings and therapeutic prospects.

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3PS-06-05]Exercise-mimicking mechanical stimulation to the head ameliorates hypertension

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