Biochemical Journal · 1928 · 20 citations · 11 references
MedicineBiochemistryPhysiologyExcretionMineral MetabolismRenal PathophysiologyDisorders Of Phosphate MetabolismMineral PhysiologyPhosphate HomeostasisPhosphate MineralsRenal ExcretionUrinary ExcretionPhosphate ChemistryPhosphate DepletionPhosphate NephropathyPhosphorus BiochemistryRenal Phosphate ExcretionRenal Phosphate TransportRenal Phosphate WastingUrinary Excretion Kinetics
IT has been suggested from time to time (a) that " inorganic " phosphate in the blood or plasma is present in some unusual form (i.e. not as true ionic phos- phate), (b) that the excretion of phosphate in the urine is controlled by factors other than the level of "inorganic" phosphate in the blood.
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