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    Keep RF, Ulanski LJ, Xiang J, Ennis SR, Lorris Betz A.
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  • 28. CNS control of active sodium transport in muscle during progressive hypokalemia in the rat.
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  • 32. Volume regulatory influx of electrolytes from plasma to brain during acute hyperosmolality.
    Cserr HF, DePasquale M, Patlak CS.
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  • 37. Hyperkalaemia in a Thai man.
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  • 38. Do brain fluid ion concentrations change in hydrocephalus? A study on potassium and calcium in rats with congenital hydrocephalus.
    Keep RF, Jones HC.
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  • 39. Creatinine, potassium, and calcium flux from chicken cerebrospinal fluid.
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  • 40. Differences between CSF and plasma Na+ and K+ activities and concentrations.
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