Detailed results
Function of the thick ascending limb of Henle's loopBurg, M. B. and N. Green
Am J Physiol (1973 ), 224: p.659-68.
Abstract:
not available
Keywords:
Animal
Biological Transport, Active
Chlorides/metabolism
Electrophysiology
Female
In Vitro
Kidney Concentrating Ability
Kidney Tubules/*physiology
Loop of Henle/physiology
Ouabain/pharmacology
Perfusion
Permeability
Potassium/metabolism
Rabbits
Sodium/metabolism
Sodium Chloride/*metabolism
Water/metabolism
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This reference is associated with 2 data records.
| ID | Qualitative data | Experimental conditions | Value | Parameter | Solute | Species | Organ, tissue or cell line | Tube segment | Region | Comment |
| ID | Qualitative data | Experimental conditions | Value | Parameter | Solute | Species | Organ, tissue or cell line | Tube segment | Region | Comment |
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--- | --- | 1.4e-05 cm/s | Pi permeability | Cl- | rabbit | kidney | CTAL cortical TAL | C cortex | \"Measurement of per...\"Measurement of permeabilities assumes a 20 micron inner diameter\" |
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--- | --- | 2.8e-05 cm/s | Pi permeability | Na+ | rabbit | kidney | CTAL cortical TAL | C cortex | \"Measurement of per...\"Measurement of permeabilities assumes a 20 micron inner diameter\" |