An Increase in a Circulating Inhibitor of Na+,K+-Dependent ATPase: A Possible Link between Salt Intake and the Development of Essential Hypertension
Graham A. MacGregor(Queen Mary University of London), H. E. de Wardener(Charing Cross Hospital), S. Fenton(Charing Cross Hospital), Nirmala D. Markandu(University of London), J E Roulston(Charing Cross Hospital), J Alaghband-Zadeh(King's College Hospital)
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