Publication | Closed Access
Natriuretic Activity of a Substance Isolated from Human Urine During the Excretion of a Salt Load
50
Citations
0
References
1971
Year
Human UrineSubstance IsolatedHypertensionRenal FunctionNatriuretic ActivitySodium HomeostasisMedicinePhysiologyPharmacologyNatriuretic MaterialElectrolyte DisturbanceRenal PathophysiologyChronic Kidney DiseaseNephrologySalt LoadNatriuretic PropertiesEndocrine Hypertension
A substance was isolated from the urines of normotensive and hypertensive subjects undergoing salt load experiments. This substance was tested in rats for its natriuretic properties. It was found that both groups excrete a natriuretic material. The natriuretic activity of the material isolated from hypertensive subjects, who responded to the salt loading procedure with an exaggerated natriuresis, was significantly higher than that deriving from normotensive subjects.