A recent research article from the Urinary System Physiology Unit entitled Sympathetic nerve-derived ATP regulates renal medullary blood flow via vasa recta pericytes (published in October 2013) has been highlighted by the Nature Publishing Group and Frontiers (High Quality Open Access Publishing and research Network) as being one of the ‘the best performing articles in Frontiers’ of all time.
An analysis of article impact shows it is being frequently accessed and downloaded worldwide, most notably in the USA, China, Canada, Germany and India. The impact demonstrates the important and internationally recognized research being conducted in the School.