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O. Blumenthal,R. Courant,A. Schoenflieslhard (1910). Clinical experience with this investigation demonstrated, however, that inability of the kidneys adequately to decrease osmolality (as measured by urea) and specific gravity occurred, or was measurable, only in the late stages of chronic renal disease. This resulted in some degree of a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25788-3of the kidney. It stands by itself as a technique, in human subjects, of measuring tubular transport of these solutes, and is of particular importance in deciding whether osmotic diuresis has developed as a result of primary renal disease or not.

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Grundfragen von Ehre und Beleidigung,ino acids is 95–100% of the filtered load. Micropuncture studies show that tubular amino acid reabsorption takes place in the proximal tubule. Transtubular amino acid transport is active, the details of which still require investigation.

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Concentrating Ability,unctional investigation of the kidneys. Unfortunately, at the beginning of the twentieth century measurement of the osmotic concentration of biological fluids by freezing point depression was not an easy method suitable for routine use.