Na+-FACILITATED REACTIONS OF NEUTRAL AMINO ACIDS WITH A CATIONIC AMINO ACID TRANSPORT SYSTEM*
AUTOR(ES)
Christensen, Halvor N.
RESUMO
The predominant basis for transport interactions between neutral and cationic amino acids in the Ehrlich ascites-tumor cell and the rabbit reticulocyte has been identified as a reaction of the neutral amino acid plus Na+ with the cationic amino acid transport system. This reaction is revealed both by a Na+-dependent transport inhibition by the neutral amino acid, and by mutual flux accelerations whereby the neutral amino acid and Na+ exchange for the cationic amino acid.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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