Single-cell analyses in humans and mice have revealed the identity of the erythropoietin producing cells of the kidney — opening up new avenues of research for anemia and related disorders.
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Abedini, A., Klötzer, K.A. & Susztak, K. Unmasking the elusive erythropoietin-producing ‘Norn’ cell. Nat Med 29, 1064–1065 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-023-02322-7
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