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[OP.2A.03] PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS REVEALS ALTERED PATHWAYS FROM EARLY STAGES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF HYPERTENSIVE NEPHROPATHY IN SHR by Hatziioanou, D, Barkas, G, Critselis, E, Zoidakis, J, Drossopoulou, G, Charonis, A, Vlahakos, D.V

“…OBJECTIVE:Hypertensive nephropathy, a leading cause of declining kidney function is a multi-factorial process not well understood. Therefore system biology…”
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Psoriasis in children: a retrospective analysis by Stefanaki, C, Lagogianni, E, Kontochristopoulos, G, Verra, P, Barkas, G, Katsambas, A, Katsarou, A

“…Background  Few epidemiological studies are available on childhood psoriasis. Methods  Between 2005 and 2008, information was collected about all children…”
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COMPARATIVE PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS IN MICRODISSECTED RENAL VESSELS OF HYPERTENSIVE AND NORMOTENSIVE RATS by Vlahakos, D., Barkas, G., Makridakis, M., Zoidakis, J., Vlahou, A., Charonis, A.

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SP083PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF KIDNEYS FROM SPONTANEOUSLY HYPERTENSIVE AND NORMAL RATS REVEALS CLIC-4, AS A PUTATIVE BIOMARKER IN HYPERTENSIVE NEPHROPATHY by Hatziioannou, A., Barkas, G., Critselis, E., Zoidakis, J., Vlachou, A., Charonis, A., Vlahakos, D. V.

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Advances in cancer pain management: a review of patient-controlled analgesia by Barkas, G, Duafala, M E

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Patient satisfaction with ambulatory-care pharmaceutical services in a major cancer center by Muller, R J, Kleinberg, M L, Barkas, G, Duafala, M E, Stalker, M Z, Johnson, P S

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