Titlebook: Membrane Transport Processes in Organized Systems; Thomas E. Andreoli,Joseph F. Hoffman,Stanley G. Sc Book 1987 Plenum Publishing Corporat

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978-0-306-42698-8Plenum Publishing Corporation 1987

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Properties of Ionic Channels in Excitable Membranesial and the ways that it can be modified. Two main classes of excitability will be discussed: chemical excitability, in which the stimulus is a chemical transmitter released by another cell; and electrical excitability, in which the stimulus is a change in the membrane potential itself.

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The Effects of ADH on Salt and Water Transport in the Mammalian Nephronbody fluids despite the wide variations in water and solute intake. The processes that accomplish this task are complex and involve the integrated action of virtually all nephron segments, coupled with that of a specialized vascular system (see Chapter 39, Concentrating and Diluting Processes).

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Urinary Concentrating and Diluting ProcessesBody fluid osmolality is normally maintained within narrow bounds through the control of body water balance. Water intake is regulated to some degree by the thirst mechanism.(1) However, the chief means by which body water balance is so precisely maintained is the regulation of renal water excretion.

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