A recent study by Salih et al. compared circulating and urinary RAAS components between patients with PKD and those with CKD but without PKD [27]; after adjusting for sex, eGFR, blood pressure, and RAAS inhibitor use between groups, the urinary AGT level and renin excretion were 5- to 6-fold higher in PKD than non-PKD patients, whereas circulating levels were not different. This evidence concerns the gene AGT and chronic kidney disease.