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  • 61. Renal adaptation to a high potassium intake. The role of hydrogen ion.
    Tannen RL, Wedell E, Moore R.
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    Batlle DC, Itsarayoungyuen K, Downer M, Foley R, Arruda JA, Kurtzman NA.
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