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. 1963 Feb;42(2):263–276. doi: 10.1172/JCI104713

AMINO ACID EXTRACTION AND AMMONIA METABOLISM BY THE HUMAN KIDNEY DURING THE PROLONGED ADMINISTRATION OF AMMONIUM CHLORIDE^{^*}

Edward E Owen ¹, Roscoe R Robinson ¹

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