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Dissociation of proximal tubular glucose and Na+ reabsorption by amphotericin B
Aronson PS, Hayslett JP, Kashgarian M. Dissociation of proximal tubular glucose and Na+ reabsorption by amphotericin B. American Journal Of Physiology 1979, 236: f392-f397. PMID: 434214, DOI: 10.1152/ajprenal.1979.236.4.f392.
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