November 1, 2003Acta Physiologica Scandinavica

The role of reactive oxygen species in the regulation of tubular function

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JGJeffrey L. GarvinUniversity School POPablo A. OrtizHenry Ford Health System

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ROS effects on thick ascending limb NaCl absorption may contribute to salt-sensitive hypertension; leaves open comprehensive nephron mapping and clinical translation.

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ROS effects on thick ascending limb NaCl absorption may contribute to salt-sensitive hypertension; leaves open comprehensive nephron mapping and clinical translation.

The role of reactive oxygen species in the regulation of tubular function

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