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Yang QI et al. - The data suggest that G1 cell cycle arrest may play a role in the initiation of kidney injury, whereas, through regulating cell cycle, p53, p21, CDKs, cyclins and P-pRb may be involved in the injury or recovery of renal function after intraperitoneal sepsis.

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