Titlebook: Epithelia; Advances in Cell Phy Christopher J. Jones Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1990 cell.cell culture.cell physio

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Introductionoperties of the three nephron segments, proximal, diluting and distal, and reviews the literature on ion channels in these epithelia. After describing the principles of the patch-clamp technique, Dr Hunter presents a cell model for each transporting segment and details the principal ion channels in

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Electrophysiology of the Nephron: New Insights gained from the Patch-clamp Techniquefiltered load are selectively reabsorbed (as in the case of sodium and bicarbonate) or secreted (e.g. potassium) depending upon the needs of the body.. As far as the transport of ions is concerned, it is thought that the majority of the transepithelial flux passes through (transcellular) rather than

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Established Renal Epithelial Cell Lines: Experimental Panacea or Artifact? cell biological studies. The most commonly used cell lines are ., derived from a dog kidney by Madin and Darby, the . . line derived from a hog kidney by Hull, and, latterly, . cells from oppossum. The detailed properties of lines and their similarities with different portions of the nephron are de

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