Phosphate Metabolism pp 115-120 | Cite as
Parathyroid Hormone-Induced Inhibition of Bicarbonate-Dependent Fluid Absorption in the Proximal Renal Tubule of the Rabbit
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Abstract
Although phosphaturia is the most characteristic renal effect of parathyroid hormone, PTH may also affect the renal handling of sodium, bicarbonate, calcium, glucose and amino acids (1). The relationship between these changes and the alterations in phosphate transport is unclear but information on this point may be useful in determining the mechanisms whereby PTH affects such a broad range of renal function.
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Parathyroid Hormone Proximal Tubule Rabbit Serum Fluid Absorption Phosphate Transport
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