Role of the APOL1 Gene in Kidney Disease | Barry Freedman, MD
Dr. Barry Freedman discusses the current understanding of how Apolipoprotein L1 (#APOL1) renal risk variants contribute to an increased risk of kidney disease in individuals of African ancestry.
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APOL1-Associated Nephropathy: Pathology, Mechanisms, and Clinical Utility - Dr. Barry Freedman
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