Heymann nephritis revisited--new insights into the pathogenesis of experimental membranous glomerulonephritis.

Clin Exp Immunol. 1993 December; 94(3): 393–394.

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E De Heer, J A Bruijn, and P J Hoedemaeker

See the article "Metabolic fate of monovalent and multivalent antibodies of Heymann nephritis following formation of surface immune complexes on glomerular epithelial cells." on page 403.

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