Is the peritoneum a significant transport barrier in peritoneal dialysis?
Mixing of the solution directly over the tissue, manual drying of the peritoneum, or removal of the entire peritoneum does not result in significant alterations in transport. We conclude that the anatomic peritoneum is relatively unimportant as a physical transport barrier in peritoneal dialysis.
Examination of diverse prokaryotic NarJ subfamily members demonstrates that the evolution and genetic association of each member is uniquely biased by its CISM operon association.