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Renal physiology

proposal that thirst arises from two separable signals, loss of intracellular water sensed osmotically and loss of extracellular volume.

In renal physiology, double depletion hypothesis of thirst refers to proposal that thirst arises from two separable signals, loss of intracellular water sensed osmotically and loss of extracellular volume. This meaning comes from Fitzsimons (1972) in Physiological Reviews.[1]

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References

Fitzsimons, J. T. (1972). Thirst. Physiological Reviews, 52(2), 468-561. https://doi.org/10.1152/physrev.1972.52.2.468

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