Pathophysiology and Clinical Application of the Renin System: Early Steps Toward Personalized Medicine
John H. Laragh was a visionary translational scientist, from bench to bedside. During his entire life, he worked on fitting together the complex cybernetic system of renin-angiotensin vasoconstriction and the commensurate angiotensin-aldosterone sodium-volume homeostasis and renal potassium control....
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| description | John H. Laragh was a visionary translational scientist, from bench to bedside. During his entire life, he worked on fitting together the complex cybernetic system of renin-angiotensin vasoconstriction and the commensurate angiotensin-aldosterone sodium-volume homeostasis and renal potassium control. It was John Laragh who infused subpressor doses of angiotensin into man and demonstrated the attendant rise of aldosterone secretion.1 |
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