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Excretion of Potassiumiments of Baylis and O’Connor (1976a, b) K excretion was recorded with dogs at rest, 16 hours after their meal. In 67 observations on 4 bitches in this basal state, the mean rate of excretion was 8 μmol/min, SD ± 5; there was always some K in the urine. After a meal of 10 g meat per kg, O’Connor and

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Excretion of Chloride and Bicarbonate; Ammonium in Urinesma Cl and plasma HCO.. Administration of NaHCO. produces increase in plasma HCO. and fall in Cl; infusion of HCl, or more conveniently ingestion of NH.Cl, causes increase in plasma Cl accompanied by fall in plasma HCO.. Cl- and HCO.- in urine are often linked; where there is increased excretion of

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The Antidiuretic Action of Vasopressins. This chapter describes the actions on the kidneys of vasopressin and so, by inference, the action of the hormone released from the neurohypophysis in life. The next chapter deals with the factors which determine release of the hormone. Chapter 12 then describes water diuresis and discusses the ro

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Release of Antidiuretic Hormone from the Neurohypophysisure of the circulating plasma stimulates “osmoreceptors” in the anterior hypothalamus. Stimulation of the osmoreceptors leads to stimulation of the supraoptico-hypophysial tract, the fibres of which arise from cells in the supraoptic and paraventricular nuclei of the hypothalamus and extend via the

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Acute Experiments on Drinking by Dogsof food. In man and dogs (see Chapter 21) about half the normal intake of water is eaten with the food, about half is separately drunk. The mechanisms which determine drinking are different from those which determine the intake of food. The purpose of this chapter is to describe acute experiments, p

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Intake of Sulphur and Excretion of Sulphateg itself by diffusion through the plasma and interstitial fluid. The dilution volume of injected radiosulphate is the same as that of mannitol and thiosulphate (Swan, Madisso and Pitts, 1954) and in the conventional simplified model of the body fluid these dilution volumes are regarded as measuring

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