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IN previous communications it was shown that bilateral nephrectomy abolished erythropoiesis in the dog1,2, whereas ureter ligation did not impair erythropoiesis despite a similar state of intoxication and malnutrition3. From these observations as well as the demonstration by Jacobson et al. 4 that an elevated erythropoietin-level was not obtained in hypoxic rats after nephrectomy, it was suggested that the kidney may be the site of production of one erythropoietic stimulating substance.
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Naets, J. P., Experientia, 14, 74 (1958).
Naets, J. P., Nature, 181, 1134 (1958).
Naets, J. P., ibid., 182, 1516 (1958).
Jacobson, L. O., Goldwasser, E., Fried, W., and Plzak, L. F., ibid., 179, 633 (1957).
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Fried, W., Plzak, L. F., Jacobson, L. O., Goldwasser, E., ibid., 94, 237 (1957).
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NAETS, JP. Disappearance of the Erythropoietic Factor from Plasma of Anæmic Dogs after Nephrectomy. Nature 184, 371–372 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/184371a0
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