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Renal Metabolism

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Contemporary Nephrology

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Abstract

Considerable progress has been made in increasing our understanding of renal metabolism. Because of the rapidly expanding nature of this area, it has not been possible to review all aspects of the field. Rather the authors have chosen to review selected areas of particular relevance that were not covered in Volume 1 of Contemporary Nephrology. It is hoped that the emphasis of this chapter can be altered in successive editions to encompass the wide range of important work being performed. The reader is referred to a recent comprehensive review by Cohen and Kamm.1

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