Increased Slc34a2 expression and paracellular phosphate permeability contribute to high intestinal phosphate absorption in young mice
Tate MacDonald(University of Alberta), R. Todd Alexander(University of Alberta), Kenji Kozuka(Ardelyx (United States)), Megan R. Beggs(University of Toronto), Henrik Dimke(University of Southern Denmark), Debbie O’Neill(University of Alberta)
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