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Hormonal Regulation of Sodium Chloride and Water Transport in Epithelia

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Biological Regulation and Development

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In higher animals, the regulation of the ionic composition of the extracellular and intracellular fluids is critically dependent on the control of net rates of ion and water movement across transporting epithelia. Thus, the control of ion and water absorption across the gut and kidney in mammals, and also the skin and urinary bladder in amphibians, plays a determining role in the maintenance of electrolyte and fluid homeostasis. In addition, the regulation of specific ion transport processes in secretory epithelia underlies the elaboration of fluid secretions, and also contributes to electrolyte balance in many species.

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