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. 2017 Mar 13;28(8):2431–2442. doi: 10.1681/ASN.2016070732

Figure 2.

Figure 2.

Nedd4LPax8/LC1 mice develop a K+ wasting phenotype after 2 weeks of LKD. (A and B) Plasma K+ and Na+ in control (white) and Nedd4LPax8/LC1 (gray) mice after 2 weeks of LKD. The renal suppression of NEDD4-2 results in severe hypokalemia and a slight increase in plasma [Na+] (n= 12 controls and five Nedd4LPax8/LC1 mice). (C and D) Analysis of 24-hour urinary K+ and Na+ excretion reveal elevated K+ excretion in mutant mice and concomitant but not significant Na+ retention (six mice in each group). (E and F) Plasma aldosterone (n=12 controls and five Nedd4LPax8/LC1 mice) and renin expression (n= five control and five Nedd4LPax8/LC1 mice) are decreased in Nedd4LPax8/LC1 mice as compared with controls. *P<0.05; **P<0.01.