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M. Gran,E. R. Pike,E. Pailhareyminemia in the nephrotic syndrome (7, 10-12). Increased dietary protein intake fails to increase either serum albumin concentration or body albumin pools in patients with the nephrotic syndrome (7, 11-13), or in animals with experimentally induced renal disease (14). Since the human liver normally s