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Juxtaglomerular cells, renal pressor substances and nephrosclerosis

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Eine Kritik der Methoden, die zur Bestimmung der Aktivität der renalen Pressorfunktion während Hypertension oder Natriumgleichgewicht benutzt wurden, ergibt eine gute Übereinstimmung der Ergebnisse. Es scheint eine umgekehrte Beziehung zwischen den Mengen der renalen pressorischen Substanzen in den Nieren und dem Auftreten der Nephrosklerose zu bestehen. Für die Beteiligung des Renins an der Pathogenese der benignen, renal und hormonell bedingten Hypertension besteht kein Anhaltspunkt.

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Whenever used, the term renin has the same meaning as renal pressor substances and refers to a biological activity, not to a definite chemical entity.

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Masson, G.M.C. Juxtaglomerular cells, renal pressor substances and nephrosclerosis. Experientia 18, 243–247 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02148325

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