Sodium and Water Homeostasis: Comparative, Evolutionary and Genetic Models (Physiology in Health and Disease)
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Sodium and Water Homeostasis: Comparative, Evolutionary and Genetic Models (Physiology in Health and Disease)

by Kelly Anne Hyndman, Thomas L. Pannabecker

Medicine Physiology
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Sodium and Water Homeostasis explores the regulation of sodium and water balance through comparative, evolutionary, and genetic models. Part of the Physiology in Health and Disease series, this scholarly volume offers a focused scientific perspective on an important area of physiological study.

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Sodium and Water Homeostasis examines the physiological regulation of sodium and water balance.

The book approaches this subject through comparative, evolutionary, and genetic models.

Its focus places homeostasis within the broader context of physiology in health and disease.

Written by Kelly Anne Hyndman and Thomas L. Pannabecker, it is suited to readers seeking a scientific treatment of this area of physiology.

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