Kidney Development and Regeneration, Volume 163 provides an up-to-date account of kidney development, congenital disease and regeneration. It has an emphasis on areas of the field that have been moving most quickly over the last few years, and that show potential for further rapid discovery. Each chapter is written by leading researchers, and their approaches range from genetics to cell biology to pharmacology to physiology to pathology to mathematical modeling. The volume is essential reading for those working on renal development, regeneration or pathology, and also those researching related aspects in similar organs.
1. Chapter One: Kidney development and regeneration: An introduction to this volume in Current Topics in Developmental Biology - p. 1 2. Chapter Two: Kidney development at a glance: metabolic regulation of renal progenitor cells - p. 15 3. Chapter Three: Coordination of nephrogenesis with branching of the urinary collecting system, the vasculature and the nervous system - p. 45 4. Chapter Four: Patterning the nephron: Forming an axial polarity with distal and proximal specialization - p. 83 5. Chapter Five: Self-organization, error-correction and homeorhesis in renal development - p. 105 6. Chapter Six: Understanding developing kidneys and Wilms tumors one cell at a time - p. 129 7. Chapter Seven: The role of chromatin-related epigenetic modulations in CAKUT - p. 169 8. Chapter Eight: Renal ciliopathies - p. 229 9. Abstract - p. 230 10. Abbreviations - p. 230 11. 1 An introduction to the primary cilium - p. 231 12. 2 Renal ciliopathies - p. 238 13. 3 Renal ciliopathy models - p. 251 14. 4 Unravelling mechanisms of renal ciliopathy disease - p. 256 15. 5 Renal ciliopathies therapeutics - p. 271 16. 6 Concluding remarks - p. 280 17. References - p. 305 18. Chapter Nine: Kidney development, injury and regeneration—Zebrafish - p. 307 19. Chapter Ten: The etiology of congenital obstructive uropathy: developmental and genetic perspectives - p. 323 20. Chapter Eleven: Human kidney organoids for modeling the development of different diseases - p. 365
Kidney Development and Regeneration, Volume 163 provides an up-to-date account of kidney development, congenital disease and regeneration. It has an emphasis on areas of the field that have been moving most quickly over the last few years, and that show potential for further rapid discovery. Each chapter is written by leading researchers, and their approaches range from genetics to cell biology to pharmacology to physiology to pathology to mathematical modeling. The volume is essential reading for those working on renal development, regeneration or pathology, and also those researching related aspects in similar organs.
1. Chapter One: Kidney development and regeneration: An introduction to this volume in Current Topics in Developmental Biology - p. 1 2. Chapter Two: Kidney development at a glance: metabolic regulation of renal progenitor cells - p. 15 3. Chapter Three: Coordination of nephrogenesis with branching of the urinary collecting system, the vasculature and the nervous system - p. 45 4. Chapter Four: Patterning the nephron: Forming an axial polarity with distal and proximal specialization - p. 83 5. Chapter Five: Self-organization, error-correction and homeorhesis in renal development - p. 105 6. Chapter Six: Understanding developing kidneys and Wilms tumors one cell at a time - p. 129 7. Chapter Seven: The role of chromatin-related epigenetic modulations in CAKUT - p. 169 8. Chapter Eight: Renal ciliopathies - p. 229 9. Abstract - p. 230 10. Abbreviations - p. 230 11. 1 An introduction to the primary cilium - p. 231 12. 2 Renal ciliopathies - p. 238 13. 3 Renal ciliopathy models - p. 251 14. 4 Unravelling mechanisms of renal ciliopathy disease - p. 256 15. 5 Renal ciliopathies therapeutics - p. 271 16. 6 Concluding remarks - p. 280 17. References - p. 305 18. Chapter Nine: Kidney development, injury and regeneration—Zebrafish - p. 307 19. Chapter Ten: The etiology of congenital obstructive uropathy: developmental and genetic perspectives - p. 323 20. Chapter Eleven: Human kidney organoids for modeling the development of different diseases - p. 365
