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Autonomic Control of Kidney Function

Prior work by others suggests that renal nerves arise from several neuron subpopulations in sympathetic ganglia. It is possible that these specific subpopulations of neurons, as well as the CNS circuits that innervate them selectively control tubular transport, glomerular filtration rate or renin...

Postdoctoral Research Fellows

Daniel Sanchez-Almanzar, MD Dr. Sanchez-Almanzar hails from Bogota, Colombia and graduated with his MD from Universidad de Los Andes in 2021. “I have always had a great interest in urology, and during my last year in medical school I had the opportunity to work in projects on congenital...

The Kidneys and the Brain

What is the autonomic nervous system? ​ The sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems are two parts of the autonomic nervous system that control involuntary body functions, and organs like the kidney. The sympathetic system prepares the body for "fight or flight" responses during stress, while...

Team

Team And Collaborators: Mark Zeidel, MD, Principal Investigator Bryce MacIver, PhD, Project Coordinator Aaron Grant, PhD, Director, Preclinical MRI Core at BIDMC Dave Alsop, PhD, Director, Division of Magnetic Resonance Research at BIDMC Cody Callahan, BS, Department of Radiology at BIDMC John Mac...