Cardiac Glycosides and Thyroidal Iodide Transport
@article{Wolff1958CardiacGA, title={Cardiac Glycosides and Thyroidal Iodide Transport}, author={John B. Wolff and John R. Maurey}, journal={Nature}, year={1958}, volume={182}, pages={957-957} }
DURING the past few years, it has become apparent that an important action of the cardiac glycosides involves the transport of potassium ions into the cell. It has also become possible, by the use of potassium-depleted erythrocytes, to test the relative inhibitory potency of such glycosides or their aglycones in vitro1,2. Approximately 80 per cent of the potassium influx can be inhibited by the glycoside by an action that appears to involve competition by drug and potassium ions for the active…
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