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DescriptionRenalHormoneRegulation.png
English: Renal Hormone Regulation Schematic. Describes the competing and complimentary effects of Renin, Prostaglandin, ADH (vasopressin), ANP, and Aldosterone on blood pressure.
Developed during my Pharmacy School Career. Thank's to Dr. Gary Delander who forced be to assimilate the information and come up with this diagram to keep it straight.
Copyright 2007 Ted D. Williams – drtedwilliams@gmail.com
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