renal/urinary system
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• no gross morphological malformations in kidney
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• increased fractional excretion of calcium with free access to water and food
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• increased fractional excretion of NaCl in response to the NaCl challenge (i.v. administration of 2% NaCl at 20 ml/kg per hour)
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• decreased osmolality with free access to water and food
• normal daily water or food intake
• normal body weight
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• increased transepithelial electrical resistance in proximal tubules
• increased (2.5-fold) in paracellular shunt resistance (RS) in proximal tubules
• transepithelial voltage deflects markedly toward the negative when abruptly chang the luminal perfusate to the low NaCl solution in isolated perfused S2 segments of proximal tubules
• reduced relative permeability of Na+ to Cl- (PNa/PCl) when abruptly chang the luminal perfusate to the low NaCl solution in isolated perfused S2 segments of proximal tubules
• lower relative permeabilities of the other cations (K+, Rb+, Na+, Li+ and choline+) in proximal tubules than those in wild-type
• normal relative permeabilities of the other anions
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• decreased net transepithelial reabsorption of water in proximal tubules
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• decreased net transepithelial reabsorption of NaCl in proximal tubules
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homeostasis/metabolism
• decreased net transepithelial reabsorption of water in proximal tubules
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• increased fractional excretion of calcium with free access to water and food
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• decreased net transepithelial reabsorption of NaCl in proximal tubules
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• increased fractional excretion of NaCl in response to the NaCl challenge (i.v. administration of 2% NaCl at 20 ml/kg per hour)
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• decreased osmolality with free access to water and food
• normal daily water or food intake
• normal body weight
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