MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF BLOOD VESSELS IN THE RENAL MEDULLA
Abstract
Protein is an important component in the functioning of the body. But for those who have kidney disease, excessive protein intake leads to the opposite effect. Since the glomeruli of blood vessels cannot fully filter the blood, toxic substances accumulate in the body. This leads to disease of other organs. Therefore, the topic is important for research. The main goal of the work is to study the morphological changes in the structures of the tubular and vascular systems of the kidneys with protein load. Regulation of protein homeostasis is provided by structural and functional systems, and can be accompanied by proteinuria.
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