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Is the liver the major site of renin inactivation in anesthetized dogs?
Is the liver the major site of renin inactivation in anesthetized dogs?
This preclinical study provides physiological evidence that the liver is the primary site of renin inactivation.
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Provides physiological basis in dogs; leaves open dominance of hepatic renin inactivation in humans.
HEACOX et al. (1967) studied this question.
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