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Enhanced passive Ca2%2B reabsorption and reduced Mg2%2B chan…

Enhanced passive Ca2%2B reabsorption and reduced Mg2%2B channel abundance explains thiazide-induced hypocalciuria and hypomagnesemia.

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Authors: T. Nijenhuis

Publication: Journal of Clinical Investigation, The, Volume:115, Issue:6, Page(s):1651-1658

Published: American Society for Clinical Investigation, 2005

ISSN: 0021-9738

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1924~3 months ago; volume:1~3 months ago

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1924~present; volume:1~present

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