Separate Transport Systems for Sugars and Amino Acids in Developing Rat Kidney Cortex
AUTOR(ES)
Segal, Stanton
RESUMO
The ability of renal cortical slices of newborn and young rats to accumulate a nonmetabolizable sugar, α-methylglucoside, is slight and does not reach adult capacity until 25 days of age. However, a rudimentary sugar transport system is present, as indicated by a further decrease in accumulation in the presence of phlorizin or absence of sodium ion.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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