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Organic and inorganic solute transport in renal and intestinal membrane vesicles preserved in liquid nitrogen.

B R Stevens, S H Wright, B S Hirayama, R D Gunther, H J Ross, V Harms, E Nord, I Kippen, E M Wright.

Abstract

The transport of organic solutes (sugars, amino acids, and metabolic intermediates) and inorganic solutes (Na+/H+ exchange and Na+-SO = 4 cotransport) in renal brush border and in intestinal brush border and basal lateral membrane vesicles is preserved when the vesicles are stored in liquid nitrogen. The preservation allows comparisons among transport systems of renal and intestinal cells obtained from the same animal.

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Year: 1982 PMID： 7176933 DOI： 10.3109/09687688209065436

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Membr Biochem ISSN： 0149-046X

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Organic and inorganic solute transport in renal and intestinal membrane vesicles preserved in liquid nitrogen.

1. In vitro drug absorption models. I. Brush border membrane vesicles, isolated mucosal cells and everted intestinal rings: characterization and salicylate accumulation.

2. Intestinal brush border membrane Na+/glucose cotransporter functions in situ as a homotetramer.

3. Sodium-gradient-driven, high-affinity, uphill transport of succinate in human placental brush-border membrane vesicles.

4. Na+ gradient-dependent transport of hypoxanthine by calf intestinal brush border membrane vesicles.

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6. Ion permeability of rabbit intestinal brush border membrane vesicles.

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9. Kinetics of sodium-dependent solute transport by rabbit renal and jejunal brush-border vesicles using a fluorescent dye.

10. Specificity of the Na+-dependent monocarboxylic acid transport pathway in rabbit renal brush border membranes.