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. 1959 May;38(5):770–776. doi: 10.1172/JCI103858

THE RELATION OF URINARY CO₂ TENSION TO BICARBONATE EXCRETION^{^*}

Richard M Portwood ^1,^†,^‡, Donald W Seldin ¹, Floyd C Rector Jr ¹, Robert Cade ¹

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