Intracellular sodium

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Spontaneously hypertensive

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Spontaneously hypertensive increases intracellular sodium in rats (170-200%).
“The intracellular Na-content (mEq/kg water) was significantly higher (170-200%) in both the brain and liver cells”
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The lack of age-pigments and the alterations in intracellular monovalent electrolytes in spontaneously hypertensive, stroke-prone (SHRsp) rats as revealed by electron microscopy and X-ray microanalysis
Advances in experimental medicine and biologyJan 1, 1989

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