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The response of renal cortical adenine nucleotides to different flush-out solutions

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Changes in energy metabolism of canine renal cortex were investigated immediately after nephrectomy and following flushout with two solutions. Even a brief period of ischaemic produced a sharp fall in adenine nucleotide concentration: further fall was prevented by flushout with cold Ringer’s solution and some restoration of nucleotides was achieved by flushing with a modified Collins’ solution.

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  1. Department of Surgery, University College, Dublin

    T. V. Keaveny, S. K. Cunningham & A. O’Boyle

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Keaveny, T.V., Cunningham, S.K. & O’Boyle, A. The response of renal cortical adenine nucleotides to different flush-out solutions. IJMS 144, 199–202 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02939013

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