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Table 2. Analyses of plasma and urine electrolytes in WT and CLDN14 KO mice under high Ca⁺⁺ dietary condition.

	WT	CLDN14 KO	Significance
Weight, g	19.04±0.58	19.36±2.56	n.s.
P_Ca, mM	2.74±0.02	2.75±0.05	n.s.
P_Mg, mM	0.93±0.03	1.07±0.03	P<0.05
UV, μl/24 h/g	45.58±7.09	40.82±13.32	n.s.
GFR, ml/24 h/g	3.91±0.21	7.20±0.56	P<0.01
FE_Ca, %	1.65±0.08	0.53±0.15	P<0.01
FE_Mg, %	7.03±1.00	3.14±0.44	P<0.05
FE_Ca, FE_Mg, fractional excretion of Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺; GFR, glomerular filtration rate; n.s., not significant; P_Ca, P_Mg, plasma Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺ concentrations; UV, urine volume.
Values are expressed as means±s.e.m.; n=6, the number of animals; sex, male; age, 9–10 weeks.

Table 2. Analyses of plasma and urine electrolytes in WT and CLDN14 KO mice under high Ca++ dietary condition.