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Potassium transport in lamprey (Lampetra fluviatilis) erythrocytes: evidence for K+ channels.
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Sodium transport in red blood cells of lamprey LAmpetra fluviatilis
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Evidence for furosemide-sensitive, Ca2+(Mg2+)-dependent, Cl− transport in red blood cells of lamprey (Lampetra fluviatilis)
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Lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis
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The data obtained for the first time prove with certainty the presence of the Na + /H + exchanger in erythrocytes of the river lamprey.
An amiloride-sensitive, volume-dependent Na+ transport across the lamprey (Lampetra fluviatilis) erythrocyte membrane.
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The results of this study show that the lamprey erythrocyte membrane exhibits an amiloride-sensitive transport in either direction which is activated by cell shrinkage and isoproterenol, and is attenuated by cell swelling.
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Potassium channels of the lamprey erythrocyte membrane exhibit a high selectivity to K+ over Rb+: a comparative study of 86Rb and 41K transport.
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The data demonstrate a high selectivity of potassium channels for K+ over Rb+, as already reported for some potassium channels in a variety of cells and tissues.
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Effect of metabolic inhibitors on K+ transport across the lamprey (Lampetra fluviatilis) erythrocyte membrane.
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The obtained data indicate that in the lamprey red blood cells at least a half of energy needed for the active transport of K+ is supplied with ATP produced by oxidative phosphorylation, and it may be suggested that NADH dehydrogenase is the key enzyme required for active transport for K+ in the cells.
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Transport of Monovalent Thallium in Oocytes of the Lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis
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The main goal of this work was to reveal mechanisms of Tl+ uptake in lamprey oocytes, and to reveal the mechanisms of accumulation of 204Tl (count/cell/30 min) in lampreys oocytes.
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Activation of Na+,H+-Exchange in Erythrocytes of the River Lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis
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The data obtained for the first time prove with certainty the presence of the Na+/H+ exchanger in erythrocytes of the river lamprey.
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Transport of monovalent thallium across the membrane of oocyte of the lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis
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Under the experimental conditions, mechanisms of active transport and Na,K,Cl-cotransport accounted for 94% of the Tl+ influx and the potassium channels that usually are permeable also to monovalent thallium ions were not revealed.
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