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Abstract
Rats fed a diet high in potassium for several days survive an acute load of potassium that is lethal to animals on a regular diet. Previous data suggested that this survival occurred because of enhanced kaluresis.
Authors
Edward A. Alexander, Norman G. Levinsky
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