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Hormonal regulation of potassium excretion by the kidney is generally thought of principally
as a function of aldosterone. However, recent studies not only redefine the role of …

Maintenance of K+ homeostasis in mammals and amphibians depends primarily on the
kidneys which excrete 95% of K+ ingested in the diet. The amount of K+ in the urine is …

The clinical estimation of potassium balance generally depends onthe level of serum
potassium. Since the extracellular fluid contains only 2 percent of the total body potassium, it …

In order to study factors regulating renal ammoniagenesis, the transport and metabolism of L-
glutamine were studied in mitochondria from kidneys of control and acidotic rats. On …

We examined the independent effects of a high potassium diet and increased aldosterone
levels on the development of renal potassium adaptation. This condition is defined by the …

In vertebrates, the development of complex and efficient mechanisms for avoiding potassium
intoxication might be predicted from a simple consideration of their chemical anatomy. The …

The role of aldosterone in extrarenal potassium tolerance: Studies in anephric man. Since
the role of aldosterone in mediating extrarenal potassium transport remains uncertain, the …

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The early time course of adaptation to large step increases in K intake was examined in
sheep and rats. Fifteen 3-day experiments were performed on four mature ewes. They …