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  1. Use of renin angiotensin system inhibitors in patients with chronic kidney disease
  2. Comment on ‘A justification for less restrictive guidelines on the use of metformin in stable chronic renal failure’
  3. Renal replacement therapy associated with lithium nephrotoxicity in Australia
  4. The final arbiter of sodium status and extracellular fluid volume is to assess the response to therapy
  5. A justification for less restrictive guidelines on the use of metformin in stable chronic renal failure
  6. Safety and efficacy of vemurafenib in end stage renal failure
  7. Do fluctuations in plasma creatinine/estimated glomerular filtration rate represent a risk factor for mortality?
  8. Trade‐off between the benefits of lithium treatment and the risk of chronic kidney disease
  9. Utility, or not, of estimates of glomerular filtration rate in modifying drug dosage, with particular reference to enoxaparin
  10. Should doctors feel able to practise according to their personal values and beliefs?
  11. The therapeutic tradeoff between the adverse impacts of a lower GFR and long-term renal protection
  12. FLUID INTAKE AND CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE
  13. Dystopia of using (estimates of) glomerular filtration rate as a trigger for initiating dialysis
  14. Non‐steroidal anti‐inflammatory drugs and the risks of acute renal failure: Number needed to harm
  15. FALSE ALARMS: SUBSTANTIAL SELF‐LIMITING FLUCTUATIONS IN PLASMA CREATININE IN THE ELDERLY WITH STAGE 3 OR 4 RENAL FAILURE
  16. Targeting mineralocorticoid (-like) interventions to treat hyperkalemia in chronic hemodialysis patients
  17. Hypothesis: A simple algorithm to distinguish between hypoaldosteronism and renal aldosterone resistance in patients with persistent hyperkalemia
  18. INVOLVEMENT OF BOTH THE CLASSICAL AND ALTERNATE PATHWAYS OF COMPLEMENT IN AN EX VIVO MODEL OF XENOGRAFT REJECTION
  19. Clusterin depletion enhances immune glomerular injury in the isolated perfused kidney
  20. The use of dietary loading of 133Cs as a potassium substitute in NMR studies of tissues
  21. NMR measurement of 39K detectability and relaxation constants in rat tissue
  22. Progressive Soft Tissue Uptake of Tc-99m MDP Reflecting Metastatic Microcalcification
  23. EFFECTS OF OPIATES ON SODIUM EXCRETION IN THE ISOLATED PERFUSED RAT KIDNEY
  24. Intracellular Compartmentalization of Potassium
  25. POTASSIUM EXCRETION IN RENAL FAILURE IN THE RAT: THE ROLE OF DISTAL TUBULE FLOW AND ALDOSTERONE
  26. Problems in the assessment of magnesium depletion in the rat byin vivo31P NMR
  27. Localization and characterization of renal calcitonin receptors by in vitro autoradiography
  28. AROMATIC l‐AMINO ACID DECARBOXYLASE: HISTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION IN RAT KIDNEY AND LACK OF EFFECT OF DIETARY POTASSIUM OR SODIUM LOADING ON ENZYME DISTRIBUTION
  29. Production and Excretion of Dopamine by the Isolated Perfused Rat Kidney
  30. PLASMA ALDOSTERONE LEVELS AFTER KCI LOADING IN RATS ADAPTED TO A HIGH POTASSIUM DIET
  31. VASCULITIS AND GLOMERULONEPHRITIS: A SUBGROUP WITH AN ANTINEUTROPHIL CYTOPLASMIC ANTIBODY
  32. Adverse Reactions to Long-Term Diuretic Therapy for Hypertension
  33. Cyproheptadine and Mineralocorticoid Effector Mechanisms
  34. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN URINARY KALLIKREIN EXCRETION AND MINERALOCORTICOIDS IN THE RAT
  35. Comparison of Oral and Intravenous Radiosulfate Spaces in Dialysis Patients
  36. Metoclopramide Does Not Elevate Aldosterone in the Rat*
  37. OPIATES INHIBIT THE DOPAMINERGIC ENHANCEMENT OF THE RENAL RESPONSE TO ALDOSTERONE IN THE RAT
  38. 19-NOR PROGESTERONE IS A MINERALOCORTICOID AGONIST
  39. Orally Active Mineralocorticoid Agonists and Antagonists: Δ1Derivatives of Aldosterone and 18- Deoxyaldosterone*
  40. Aldosterone and dopamine receptors in the kidney: Sites for pharmacologic manipulation of renal function
  41. Dopamine and the enhanced renal response to aldosterone in the rat on a high potassium diet
  42. The Mineralocorticoid Antagonist Activity of an 11β, 18-Oxidopregnane*
  43. Enhancement by L-dopa of the renal action of aldosterone in the rat
  44. INCREASED RENAL SENSITIVITY TO ALDOSTERONE IN THE RAT: INDUCTION BY A HIGH POTASSIUM DIET
  45. 16α,18-dihydroxydeoxycorticosterone and the binding of aldosterone to mineralocorticoid receptors in kidney of adrenalectomized rats
  46. Renal mitochondrial glutamine metabolism and dietary potassium and protein content
  47. BIOCHEMICAL HETEROGENEITY OF GLUTAMINE METABOLISM OF RAT KIDNEY MITOCHONDRIA SEPARATED BY RATE ZONAL CENTRIFUGATION
  48. Glutamine Transport in Rat Kidney Mitochondria in Metabolic Acidosis