This review recounts the molecular mechanisms that control serum phosphate levels and describes the clinical consequences of abnormalities of these mechanisms. Several proteins in the kidney participate in reabsorption of urinary phosphate; the review describes mutations in the genes that encode these proteins, and the syndromes they produce.
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