Urinary adiponectin as a new diagnostic index for chronic kidney disease due to diabetic nephropathy

Shinnosuke Yamakado; Hiroki Cho; Mikio Inada; Mika Morikawa; Yong-Huang Jiang; Kenji Saito; Kazunari Nakaishi; Satoshi Watabe; Hitomi Takagi; Mugiho Kaneda; Akira Nakatsuma; Masaki Ninomiya; Hitomi Imachi; Takeshi Arai; Takuo Yoshimoto; Koji Murao; Jyun-Hao Chang; Shih-Min Chen; Yi-Chen Shih; Min-Jing Zeng; Liang‐Yin Ke; Chu‐Huang Chen; Teruki Yoshimura; Toshiaki Miura; Etsuro Ito

doi:10.1136/bmjdrc-2019-000661

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Our new assay showed that urinary adiponectin could be a new diagnostic index for CKD. This assay is a non-invasive test using only urine, thus reducing the patient burden.

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