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Dictionary » N » Natriuretic hormone Natriuretic hormoneDefinition noun A hormone released in response to an expansion of plasma volume, and functions in the regulation of sodium excretion by increasing the natriuretic capacity of plasma and promoting Na/K ATPase inhibition.
The failure of the body to respond to the effects of natriuretic hormone in the body is assumed to be one of the factors in the development of hypertension.
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