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Urinary excretion of sodium, potassium, creatinine and protein from humans in 24 hour daylight

Listed in NASA Earthdata CMR

Little is known concerning renal handling of electrolytes sodium and potassium at extremes of temperature at sea level in conditions of 24 hour daylight in normal subjects.

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The 9 hour and 24 hour urinary sodium, potassium, creatinine and protein excretion in the four members of an Antarctic field party were measured with baseline collections prior to the departure from New Zealand and at least twice weekly collections during the five to six week period in Antarctica.

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Provenance · 1 source records, 8 field assertions
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NASA Earthdata CMRC1214592042-SCIOPS14 d agoJSON v1
FieldAssertionExtractorEvidence
access_levelsource · NASA CMRconnector:nasa_cmr@1.0.0
concepts[measured_variable].gcmd:earth-science/human-dimensions/public-health/environmental-health-factorssource · NASA CMRconnector:nasa_cmr@1.0.0
concepts[platform].gcmd_platform:not-providedsource · NASA CMRconnector:nasa_cmr@1.0.0
descriptionsource · NASA CMRconnector:nasa_cmr@1.0.0/umm/Abstract
spatialsource · NASA CMRconnector:nasa_cmr@1.0.0/umm/SpatialExtent
temporalsource · NASA CMRconnector:nasa_cmr@1.0.0/umm/TemporalExtents
titlesource · NASA CMRconnector:nasa_cmr@1.0.0/umm/EntryTitle
version_labelsource · NASA CMRconnector:nasa_cmr@1.0.0