The Influence of the Pituitary Gland on Sodium Conservation, and Plasma Renin and Renin Substrate Concentrations in the Rat

Goodwin, F. J.; Kirshman, J. D.; Sealey, J. E.; Laragh, J. H.

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The Influence of the Pituitary Gland on Sodium Conservation, and Plasma Renin and Renin Substrate Concentrations in the Rat

F. J. Goodwin

Departments of Medicine, The London Hospital, and Presbyterian Hospital, New York

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J. D. Kirshman

Departments of Medicine, The London Hospital, and Presbyterian Hospital, New York

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J. E. Sealey

Departments of Medicine, The London Hospital, and Presbyterian Hospital, New York

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J. H. Laragh

Departments of Medicine, The London Hospital, and Presbyterian Hospital, New York

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Clin Sci (1970) 38 (1): 2P-3P.

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