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The sections in this article are: Historical Perspective Standards of Reference for Comparison of Renal Function Between Infants and Adults Morphogenesis of the Kidney Embryologic Origin of the Kidney Subsequent Development of the Kidney Glomerulus Renal Tubule Renal Blood Flow and its Control During Development Total Renal Blood Flow Intrarenal Distribution of Blood Flow Renal Microvasculature Control of Renal Circulation Glomerular Filtration Net Ultrafiltration Pressure Hydraulic Conductivity and Ultrafiltration Coefficient Glomerular Capillary Surface Area Factors That Affect GFR during Development Autoregulation of GFR Renal Energy Metabolism Development of Renal Cortical Metabolic Pathways Tubular Functions Renal Reabsorption of Sodium Reabsorption of Bicarbonate and Excretion of Hydrogen Ions Glucose Transport Transport of Amino Acids Transport of Organic Acids Phosphate Transport Control of Renal Transport during Development Calcium Transport Magnesium Transport Potassium Transport Concentration of Urine Developmental Renal Physiology as A Tool for Understanding the Emergence and Integration of Renal Transport Systems
The sections in this article are: Historical Perspective Standards of Reference for Comparison of Renal Function Between Infants and Adults Morphogenesis of the Kidney Embryologic Origin of the Kidney Subsequent Development of the Kidney Glomerulus Renal Tubule Renal Blood Flow and its Control During Development Total Renal Blood Flow Intrarenal Distribution of Blood Flow Renal Microvasculature Control of Renal Circulation Glomerular Filtration Net Ultrafiltration Pressure Hydraulic Conductivity and Ultrafiltration Coefficient Glomerular Capillary Surface Area Factors That Affect GFR during Development Autoregulation of GFR Renal Energy Metabolism Development of Renal Cortical Metabolic Pathways Tubular Functions Renal Reabsorption of Sodium Reabsorption of Bicarbonate and Excretion of Hydrogen Ions Glucose Transport Transport of Amino Acids Transport of Organic Acids Phosphate Transport Control of Renal Transport during Development Calcium Transport Magnesium Transport Potassium Transport Concentration of Urine Developmental Renal Physiology as A Tool for Understanding the Emergence and Integration of Renal Transport Systems
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