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See Latest ArticlesClinical Application of Cordyceps sinensis on Immunosuppressive Therapy in Renal Transplantation
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Li Y et al. - The use of CS may allow decreased dosages and concentrations of CsA causing fewer side effects without an increased risk of acute rejection. In addition, CS with reduced dose CsA may decrease proteinuria and retard CAN progression.
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