1988
DOI: 10.1016/0007-1935(88)90047-4
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The effect of pregnancy and sodium intake on water and electrolyte balance in sheep

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“…On the contrary, but as observed in pregnant sheep (Michell et al 1988), F sheep had the lower water turnover and achieved the lower total sodium excretion on a sustained low-sodium diet (phase III).…”
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confidence: 78%
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“…On the contrary, but as observed in pregnant sheep (Michell et al 1988), F sheep had the lower water turnover and achieved the lower total sodium excretion on a sustained low-sodium diet (phase III).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Aliquots of excreta, diets and drinking water were analysed for sodium and potassium by drying, ashing and acid extraction of solids and flame photometry of urine or extracts, as previously described (Michell et al 1988 Derived data were calculated for individual animals before obtaining the group mean (e.g. daily faecal sodium loss was not derived from group means for faecal output and faecal sodium content).…”
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“…The diuresis was also more pronounced in pregnant, than in non-pregnant, states. These results indicate that water is more rapidly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract in pregnant, rather than in non-pregnant, (Olsson et al, 1982) and sheep (Benlamlih et al, 1985;Michell et al, 1988), and this is accompanied by excretion of large amounts of diluted urine. The augmented water turnover appears to be caused partly by a primary stimulation of thirst and partly by a decreased renal ability to concentrate the urine (Benlamlih, 1984).…”
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“…Earlier work had suggested that there are interesting physiological differences between sheep that excrete sodium predominantly in their urine or their faeces (Michell, Moss, Hill, Vincent & Noakes, 1988). These include differences in salt appetite (Michell & Moss, 1992 a).…”
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