Titlebook: Nephrology; Volume I Michinobu Hatano (Professor of Medicine, Director) Book 1991 Springer Japan 1991 internal medicine.kidney.medicine.nep

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Biology of Acid-Base Transport in Distal Urinary Epithelia less well understood. β cell function is observed in turtle urinary bladder and in the cortical segments of the mammalian collecting duct. The apical membrane of the β cell contains a Cl-HCO. exchanger that differs from the basolateral one of the α cell. Transport is driven by a basolateral H.-ATPa

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Osmolytes and Cell Osmoregulation in the Kidneyr electrolyte concentrations to remain relatively constant, despite extreme fluctuations in extracellular salinities. Accumulation of nonperturbing, organic osmolytes rather than inorganic electrolytes at high extracellular tonicities avoids the deleterious effects of elevated electrolyte concentrat

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Lipids and the Pathogenesis of Kidney Diseasediscussed in relation to disease prevention in animal models. Reference is made to the role of excess eicosanoid synthesis in glomerular disease. Lack of information on the value or otherwise of long term lipid lowering therapy in patients with proteinuria, hyperlipidemia, and progressive renal dise

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Hideto Sakainterest in metastatic dissemination as well as medical and graduate students seeking to expand and integrate the notions acquired in basic cancer biology and oncology courses.978-94-017-8258-6978-94-007-2558-4

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Saulo Klahrnterest in metastatic dissemination as well as medical and graduate students seeking to expand and integrate the notions acquired in basic cancer biology and oncology courses.978-94-017-8258-6978-94-007-2558-4

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Yoshihei Hirasawanterest in metastatic dissemination as well as medical and graduate students seeking to expand and integrate the notions acquired in basic cancer biology and oncology courses.978-94-017-8258-6978-94-007-2558-4

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Peter S. Aronsonnterest in metastatic dissemination as well as medical and graduate students seeking to expand and integrate the notions acquired in basic cancer biology and oncology courses.978-94-017-8258-6978-94-007-2558-4