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Seldin and Giebisch's The Kidney

Physiology and Pathophysiology

by Robert J. Alpern, Michael J. Caplan, Orson W. Moe, Susan E. Quaggin

6th Edition

Publisher: Academic Press

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Print ISBN9780128153895
eText ISBN9780128153901
PublisherAcademic Press
Publishing Year2026
Edition6th Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages2956

Seldin and Giebisch's The Kidney, 6th Edition, is an extensive reference work designed to detail normal renal physiology and the pathophysiology of kidney diseases. Academic Press released this 2026 publication under the editorial direction of Robert J. Alpern, Michael J. Caplan, Orson W. Moe, and Susan E. Quaggin.

The content integrates foundational membrane transport and cellular signaling principles with complex clinical conditions. Key thematic areas include fluid and electrolyte disorders, acid-base balance, genetic disorders, glomerular diseases, and the primary cellular and molecular mechanisms of renal disease.

Bound as a two-volume print set of 2,956 pages, the text organizes complex physiological and clinical material into a unified reference framework. This structure allows readers to locate detailed biological concepts and clinical disease mechanisms across both volumes.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Epithelial cell structure and polarity

  2. Chapter 2: Mechanisms of ion and water transport across cell membranes and epithelia

  3. Chapter 3: Renal ion-translocating ATPases

  4. Chapter 4: Cell volume control

  5. Chapter 5: Solute transport, energy consumption and production in the kidney

  6. Chapter 6: Electrophysiological analysis of transepithelial transport

  7. Chapter 7: Renal ion channels, electrophysiology of transport and channelopathies

  8. Chapter 8: Microvascular permeability and the exchange of water and solutes across microvascular walls

  9. Chapter 9: Renal cilia structure, function, and physiology

  10. Chapter 10: Intercellular junctions and cell–matrix interactions

  11. Chapter 11: Principles of cell signaling

  12. Chapter 12: Scaffolding proteins in transport regulation

  13. Chapter 13: The renin–angiotensin system

  14. Chapter 14: Neural control of renal function

  15. Chapter 15: Eicosanoids and renal function

  16. Chapter 16: Extracellular nucleotides, metabolites, and renal function

  17. Chapter 17: Structural organization of the mammalian kidney

  18. Chapter 18: Biophysical basis of glomerular filtration

  19. Chapter 19: Glomerular cell biology

  20. Chapter 20: Function of the juxtaglomerular apparatus: control of glomerular hemodynamics and renin secretion

  21. Chapter 21: Vasculature of the kidney cortex and medulla

  22. Chapter 22: The development of the kidney

  23. Chapter 23: Molecular and cellular mechanisms of glomerular capillary development

  24. Chapter 24: Epithelial Na + channels

  25. Chapter 25: Anion channels

  26. Chapter 26: Physiology and pathophysiology of the NaCl cotransporters in the kidney

  27. Chapter 27: Balance and the pathophysiology of acid–base, fluid, and electrolyte disorders

  28. Chapter 28: Sodium and chloride transport in the proximal tubule

  29. Chapter 29: Mineralocorticoid action in the aldosterone-sensitive distal nephron

  30. Chapter 30: Genetic disorders of renal salt homeostasis and blood pressure

  31. Chapter 31: Pathophysiology of sodium retention and wastage

  32. Chapter 32: Physiology and pathophysiology of hypertension

  33. Chapter 33: Aquaporin water channels in mammalian kidney

  34. Chapter 34: Thirst and vasopressin

  35. Chapter 35: The urine-concentrating mechanism and urea transporters

  36. Chapter 36: Hyponatremia

  37. Chapter 37: Hypernatremic states

  38. Chapter 38: The function and regulation of renal K + channels

  39. Chapter 39: Extrarenal potassium metabolism

  40. Chapter 40: Regulation of K⁺ excretion

  41. Chapter 41: Physiopathology of potassium deficiency

  42. Chapter 42: Clinical disorders of hyperkalemia

  43. Chapter 43: Intracellular pH homeostasis

  44. Chapter 44: SLC4 sodium-coupled bicarbonate and carbonate transporters

  45. Chapter 45: Anion exchangers of the SLC4 gene family

  46. Chapter 46: Cellular mechanisms of renal tubular acidification

  47. Chapter 47: Renal ammonium ion production and transport

  48. Chapter 48: Clinical syndromes of metabolic alkalosis

  49. Chapter 49: Clinical syndromes of metabolic acidosis

  50. Chapter 50: Respiratory acid–base disorders

  51. Chapter 51: Mechanisms and disorders of magnesium metabolism

  52. Chapter 52: Calcium channels

  53. Chapter 53: The calcium-sensing receptor

  54. Chapter 54: Renal calcium metabolism

  55. Chapter 55: Kidney stones

  56. Chapter 56: Proximal tubular handling of phosphate

  57. Chapter 57: Clinical disturbances of phosphate homeostasis

  58. Chapter 58: Glucose reabsorption in the kidney

  59. Chapter 59: Kidney transport of amino acids and oligopeptides and aminoacidurias

  60. Chapter 60: Renal filtration, transport, and metabolism of albumin and albuminuria

  61. Chapter 61: Physiologic principles in the clinical evaluation of electrolyte, water, and acid–base disorders

  62. Chapter 62: Acute kidney injury biomarkers

  63. Chapter 63: Pathophysiology of acute kidney injury

  64. Chapter 64: Ischemic renal disease

  65. Chapter 65: Pathophysiology and pathogenesis of diabetic kidney disease

  66. Chapter 66: Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease

  67. Chapter 67: Renal physiology and disease in pregnancy

  68. Chapter 68: Glomerular disorders

  69. Chapter 69: Immunologic mechanisms of vasculitis

  70. Chapter 70: Genetic abnormalities in glomerular function

  71. Chapter 71: Mechanisms of drug nephrotoxicity

  72. Chapter 72: Role of proteinuria in the progression of renal disease

  73. Chapter 73: Oxidative stress and signaling in renal physiology and kidney diseases

  74. Chapter 74: Pathogenesis and management of disordered mineral metabolism in patients with chronic kidney disease

  75. Chapter 75: Individualizing the dialysate to address electrolyte disturbances in the dialysis patient

  76. Chapter 76: Mechanisms of allograft rejection

  77. Chapter 77: Homeostasis of solute and water by the transplanted kidney

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