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potassium homeostasis are common.



Long-term maintenance of potassium homeostasis is achieved by alterations in renal excretion of potassium in response to variations in intake.

Two‐component signal transduction constitutes the predominant strategy used by bacteria to adapt to fluctuating environments.



This review

Understanding the mechanism and regulatory influences governing the internal distribution and renal clearance of potassium under normal circumstances can provide a framework for approaching disorders of potassium commonly encountered in clinical practice.





Furthermore, it might be that the interaction between PhoR and the histidine kinase is only transient as it was shown before for other histidine kinase/response regulator pairs (Zapf, Sen, Madhusudan, Hoch, & Varughese, Thus far, our results indicate cross‐talk between KdpE and PhoR/PhoB in the absence of KdpD.