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New roles for renal potassium channels.

Journal of nephrology - 1 Jan 2000

Wagner Carsten A

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The role of the kidney in controlling and maintaining plasma potassium levels in the normal range requires the presence and activity of renal potassium channels, and their importance has been highlighted in patients with Bartter syndrome harboring mutations in the ROMK (Kir1.1, KCJN1) channel and hyperkalemia. However, the kidney expresses far more potassium channels than ROMK. Their functions are slowly emerging...

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PMID: 20091480

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