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EFFECTS OF DIETARY SODIUM IN MAN

  • George Burghen(PI)
    ,
  • Karl Weber(PI)
    ,
  • Larence Hak(PI)
    ,
  • Frances Tylavsky(PI)
    ,
  • Henry Herrod(PI)
    ,
  • Michael Christensen(PI)
  • UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE HEALTH SCI CTR
    ,
  • ,
  • not-specified
Grant:
Research project
Project status
Finished

About the Project

Studies planned to identify salt sensitive patients by response to Na depletion and repletion. We will then determine the relationship of circulating inhibitors of Na+, K+, ATPase with arterial blood pressure, vascular resistance and response to Na. We will examine intracellular Na levels as predictors of Na sensitivity and investigate the genetics of sodium sensitivity and whether restriction fragment polymorphis of the renin gene identifies sodium sensitivity in humans.

Project Information

Project Type

Research project

Project Managed By

Time Period

12/01/1976 – 11/30/2009

Status

Finished

Funding Details

BONE METABOLISM IN EHLER DANLOS SYNDROMEAdditional Funding
FunderAmount
National Center for Research Resources
0 USD
BONE METABOLISM IN EHLER DANLOS SYNDROMERenewal
FunderAmount
National Center for Research Resources
0 USD
EFFECTS OF SODIUM ON BONE METABOLISMRenewal
FunderAmount
National Center for Research Resources
0 USD
EFFECTS OF SODIUM ON BONE METABOLISMRenewal
FunderAmount
National Center for Research Resources
0 USD