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  • 21. Effect of ammonium chloride and dietary phosphorus in the azotaemic rat. I. Renal function and biochemical changes.
    Jara A, Chacón C, Ibaceta M, Valdivieso A, Felsenfeld AJ.
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  • 26. A low-protein diet supplemented with ketoacids plays a more protective role against oxidative stress of rat kidney tissue with 5/6 nephrectomy than a low-protein diet alone.
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  • 36. Protein diet and nephrotic syndrome.
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