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New zebrafish model for monitoring proximal tubule physiology in genetic and acquired renal Fanconi syndromes.

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Inherited and acquired disorders that affect proximal tubule endocytosis and lysosomal processing manifest with improper loss of solutes and proteins. The zebrafish pronephros is conserved with humans and is used… Click to show full abstract

Inherited and acquired disorders that affect proximal tubule endocytosis and lysosomal processing manifest with improper loss of solutes and proteins. The zebrafish pronephros is conserved with humans and is used to model numerous renal conditions, but has few quantitative measures for proximal tubule function. Here, Chen et al. developed a high-throughput assay to quantify proteinuria and lysosomal processing in transgenic zebrafish by labeling vitamin D protein, allowing for precise reporting of proximal tubule function.

Keywords: zebrafish model; proximal tubule; model monitoring; physiology; new zebrafish

Journal Title: Kidney international
Year Published: 2020

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