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Genetic-diet interactions in the hyperkalemic periodic paralysis syndrome in quarter horses fed varying amounts of potassium. III. The relationship between plasma potassium concentration and HYPP symptoms.

1998-11-01

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3499501e-22b2-5475-8aa6-8ec507f5791f
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10.1016/s0737-0806(98)80503-0
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