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A study from a Mount Royal University physiologist and his team demonstrates the key role of the kidneys in acclimatization to high altitude.
Results from the study were recently published in in the prestigious international science journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences .
Sherpa participants had more rapid and larger magnitude blood acid-base acclimatsatization than lowlanders with incremental ascent to 4,300 metres .
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