Mechanisms of transmembrane calcium movement in cultured chick embryo ventricular cells
AUTOR(ES)
Barry, William H.
RESUMO
1. Uptake of calcium was studied in spontaneously contracting monolayers of cultured chick embryo ventricular cells. Ca exchange could be separated into two components: a rapid phase with a rate constant of 3·91/min, accounting for 1·6 nmol/mg protein; and a slower phase with a rate constant of 0·069/min, accounting for 2·7 nmol/mg protein.
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