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Researcher

Nathalie Neirynck

Awards & Distinctions

13 Results

2021

Free p-cresyl sulfate shows the highest association with cardiovascular outcome in chronic kidney disease

Griet GlorieuxRaymond VanholderWim Van BiesenAnneleen PletinckEva SchepersNathalie NeirynckMarijn SpeeckaertDirk De BacquerFrancis Verbeke

A1 Journal Article in NEPHROLOGY DIALYSIS TRANSPLANTATION

2015

Micro-inflammation and cardiovascular disease in chronic kidney disease: role of the uremic peptides

Nathalie NeirynckRaymond VanholderGriet Glorieux

New insights in molecular mechanisms involved in chronic kidney disease using high-resolution plasma proteome analysis

Griet GlorieuxWilliam MullenFlore DurantonSzymon FilipNathalie GayrardHolger HusiEva SchepersNathalie NeirynckJoost P SchanstraJoachim Jankowski et al.

A1 Journal Article in NEPHROLOGY DIALYSIS TRANSPLANTATION

Pro-inflammatory cytokines and leukocyte oxidative burst in chronic kidney disease: culprits or innocent bystanders?

Nathalie NeirynckGriet GlorieuxEva SchepersAnnemieke DhondtFrancis VerbekeRaymond Vanholder

A1 Journal Article in NEPHROLOGY DIALYSIS TRANSPLANTATION

2013

An update on uremic toxins

Nathalie NeirynckRaymond VanholderEva SchepersSunny ElootAnneleen PletinckGriet Glorieux

A1 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL UROLOGY AND NEPHROLOGY

Non-targeted metabolomics in the study of chronic kidney disease

Jente BoelaertRuben t' KindtGriet GlorieuxEva SchepersLucie JorgeNathalie NeirynckFrederic LynenPatrick SandraKoen SandraRaymond Vanholder

Review of protein-bound toxins, possibility for blood purification therapy

Nathalie NeirynckGriet GlorieuxEva SchepersAnneleen PletinckAnnemieke DhondtRaymond Vanholder

A1 Journal Article in BLOOD PURIFICATION

Uremia-related oxidative stress in leukocytes is not triggered by β2-microglobulin

Nathalie NeirynckGriet GlorieuxJente BoelaertEva SchepersSophie LiabeufAnnemieke DhondtZiad MassyRaymond Vanholder

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF RENAL NUTRITION

2012

An obituary for GFR as the main marker for kidney function?

Raymond VanholderSunny ElootEva SchepersNathalie NeirynckGriet GlorieuxZiad Massy

A1 Journal Article in SEMINARS IN DIALYSIS

Classification and list of uremic toxins

Nathalie NeirynckRITA DE SMETEva SchepersRaymond VanholderGriet Glorieux

Bookchapter in Uremic toxins

Dialysis water and fluid purity: more than endotoxin

Griet GlorieuxNathalie NeirynckNic VeysRaymond Vanholder

A1 Journal Article in NEPHROLOGY DIALYSIS TRANSPLANTATION

Estimated glomerular filtration rate is a poor predictor of the concentration of middle molecular weight uremic solutes in chronic kidney disease

Nathalie NeirynckSunny ElootGriet GlorieuxDaniela V BarretoFellype C BarretoSophie LiabeufAurélie LengletHorst D LemkeZiad A MassyRaymond Vanholder

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

Plasma beta-2 microglobulin is associated with cardiovascular disease in uremic patients

Sophie LiabeufAurélie LengletLucie DesjardinsNathalie NeirynckGriet GlorieuxHorst-Dieter LemkeRaymond VanholderMomar DioufGabriel ChoukrounZiad A Massy

A1 Journal Article in KIDNEY INTERNATIONAL