Does dietary sodium loading in normotensive healthy volunteers increase arterial vascular reactivity or blood pressure?
Dietary salt loading did not produce significant increases in PWV and blood pressure in normotensive subjects with systolic blood pressure <130 mmHg. The lack of an observed effect supports Guyton's pressure-natriuresis hypothesis with appropriate renal excretion of the excess sodium load.
Hemerythin-like protein MSMEG_3312 is involved in erythromycin resistance.