C. Riley Houck
New York University
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Experimental Biology and Medicine | 1946
C. Riley Houck
Conclusions In the dog, the maximum renal tubular reabsorption of glucose (TmG) and the maximum tubular excretion of p-aminohippuric acid (TmPAH) are mutually depressed when determined simultaneously. The percentile depression of PAH by glucose is twice as great as the depression of glucose by PAH. This depression is attributed to competition for available energy rather than to competition for a common cellular constituent (B substance) involved in tubular reabsorption and excretion.
Experimental Biology and Medicine | 1943
Ewald E. Selkurt; L. James Talbot; C. Riley Houck
Conclusions Estradiol increases the clearance of ascorbic acid in the dog by reducing tubular reabsorption, the clearance approaching that of creatinine in some cases. As a result, the fasting plasma levels of ascorbic acid fall during the treatment.
American Journal of Physiology | 1948
C. Riley Houck
American Journal of Physiology | 1954
C. Riley Houck
American Journal of Physiology | 1945
Francis N. Craig; Frank E. Visscher; C. Riley Houck
American Journal of Physiology | 1954
C. Riley Houck
American Journal of Physiology | 1951
C. Riley Houck
American Journal of Physiology | 1944
Ewald E. Selkurt; C. Riley Houck
American Journal of Physiology | 1943
Ewald E. Selkurt; L. James Talbot; C. Riley Houck
American Journal of Physiology | 1951
C. Riley Houck