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Acidification of phosphate buffer in cortical tubules of rat kidney

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Rate of tubular hydrogen ion secretion was measured by a new method combining stationary microperfusion methods and the continuous measurement of pH changes of phosphate buffer with an antimony electrode. Significant differences in rate of acidification and transepithelial steady-state hydrogen ion gradients were observed in proximal and distal tubules in various acid-base abnormalities.

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Malnic, G., Mello-Aires, M., de Mello, G.B. et al. Acidification of phosphate buffer in cortical tubules of rat kidney. Pflugers Arch. 331, 275–278 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00589134

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