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Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Vol 46, 165-168, Copyright © 1978 by Endocrine Society

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Somatomedin activity and inorganic sulfate in children undergoing hemodialysis

LS Phillips, AJ Pennisi, DC Belosky, C Uittenbogaart, RB Ettenger, MH Malekzadeh and RN Fine

Bioassayable serum somatomedin activity could be estimated in uremic subjects only after appropriate correction for increased circulating inorganic sulfate. Somatomedin activity increased after hemodialysis in six of ten patients, possibly due to removal of somatomedin inhibitors.


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