A novel fully automated method for the m
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G. R. Bayly; W. A. Bartlett; L. V. Harper; A. F. Jones
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Article
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1999
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John Wiley and Sons
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English
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Dopamine is produced in the kidney where it causes sodium excretion. Dopamine sulphate is deconjugated in vivo, and may be a physiological reservoir for this active renal dopamine. To investigate the role of dopamine and dopamine sulphate in sodium homeostasis we have developed a fully automated HPL