Zhong C, Qu C, Wang B, Liang S, Zeng B
Less Common Effects Systemic effects occur less frequently and typically involve mild, transient symptoms
Even though the specific roles that NKCC2 in these organs may have in glucose homeostasis remain unexplored, the potential relevance of extrarenal NKCC2 is underlined by the following: i ) the gluconeogenic capacity (Watford, 2005) of the small intestine supplies circulating glucose (Penhoat et al., 2014) and prevents obesity-related hepatic steatosis (Vily-Petit et al., 2020), ii ) the hypothalamus plays a central role in endocrine integration of fuel homeostasis, control of water/energy intake and feeding behavior (Schwartz et al., 2000
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