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Diabetic nephropathy predominantly starts with abnormal glomerular permeability, the primary step towards the
glomerulosclerosis, when plasma molecules cross the glomerular basement membrane (GBM) and subsequently appear in
the urine. The progression rate of glomerulosclerosis is proportionate to abundance and severity of lesions created at incipient
stage, which is reflected as proteinuria even though eGFR remains in the normal range. Our study of 683 type 2 diabetic patients
with varying degree of protenuriahas shown the excessive glycation inducedprotenuriaand increased urinary IgG excretion with
the progression of glomerular injury. Type 2 diabetic patients were selected for this study with eGFR75 l/min/1.73 m2 and
grouped into four quartiles based on urinary IgG creatinine ratio (UIgGCR). The markers of key factors affecting progression
of proteinuria were estimated through biochemical tests. The impact of these markers on proteinuria was accessed by applying
multinomial logistic regression. The adjusted odds ratio for the urinary glycosaminoglycanscreatinine ratio (UGAGCR) was
1.186 (95 % CI: 1.061-1.327) P\0.003 in highest quartiles of UIgGCR, followed by odds ratio for markers of collagen catabolism
1.051 (95 % CI: 1.025-1.079) P\0.001, and urinary sialic acid creatinine ratio (USACR) 1.044 (95 % CI: 1.013-1.077) P\0.006
respectively. The marker of glycation, i.e., glycated hemoglobin showed the highest odds ratio 5.449 (95 % CI: 1.132-26.236)
P\0.035. In addition, odds for the systolic blood pressure was observed 1.387 (95 % CI: 1.124-1.712) P\0.002. The higher odds
inform and could help to discriminate the diabetic patients with fast progressive diabetic nephropathy. The study describes
critical relationship between the urinary excretion of IgG and factors leading to proteinuria in type 2 diabetic patients.
Biography
Kiran Kalia has completed his Ph.D. at the age of 24 years from Industrial Toxicology Research Centre,India, in 1986. She was the visiting faculty
at School of Health Sciences, Purdue University, USA in 2006-07. She is the Principle investigator for 14 major research projects funded by
Government of India and published more than 65 papers in peer-reviewed journals, many book chapters and serving as editorial board member of
reputed journals. She has delivered plenary lectures / Lead lectures at various international conferences at Malaysia, Singapore, Czech Republic,
France, China and USA.
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