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Very high vitamin D levels can cause what?  :-- increased mortality and ACS Monosaccharide glucose and galactose are transported by what mechanism?  :-- Sodium dependent secondary transport Monosaccharide fructose transported by what mechanism?  :-- Na independent facilitated diffusion Kidneys use what to perform gluconeogenesis?  :-- glutamine and glutamate Most common etiology for ESRD requiring transplant?  :-- DM then HTN Vitamin deficiency 4-6 weeks after bariatric ...