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The study investigates the mobilization of osmotically inactive sodium (Na+) in rats due to growth and dietary salt restriction. Results indicate that growth leads to a significant loss of osmotically inactive Na+, primarily from bone and skin, and that dietary salt intake influences the Na+ reservoirs in the body. The findings suggest a complex interaction between Na+ and K+ homeostasis, with implications for understanding body fluid regulation and blood pressure control.
- Author
- Miko Piers
- Language
- EN