Titlebook: Red Cell Membrane Transport in Health and Disease; Ingolf Bernhardt,J. Clive Ellory Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Trans

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Glucose Transport,e from the publication of the amino acid sequence of the glucose transporters (GLUTs) with the 2D topology of the transporter in the membrane (Mueckler et al. 1985). Corroboration of the details of this 2D structure has been a major and continuing effort. Unfortunately, there has not been a commensu

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Calcium Homeostasis in Normal and Abnormal Human Red Cells,functions. Their total calcium content and Ca. permeability (P.) are extremely low, and they have minimal cytoplasmic Ca. buffering capacity compared to other cell types. One property red cells share with all prokaryots and eukaryots is a low cytoplasmic ionized Ca. concentration ([Ca.*].). The low

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Magnesium Transport,abundant intracellular cation in mammalian tissue (Walser 1967; Wacker 1980). Beneficial and medicinal uses of Mg. salts have been described since the sixteenth century (Aikawa 1963; Wacker 1980) and there have been many studies revealing the importance of Mg. in animal and human health (Wacker 1980

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Trace Metal Transport,wn biological role but which produce toxic effects by interacting with biological systems. The metals discussed are zinc, copper, cobalt, nickel, chromium, manganese, iron and cadmium. A common property of these metals is the ability to form coordination compounds with amino acids with very high aff

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Na+/K+ Pump,ed cell as an experimental model, but there remain questions which might best be answered with its help. The findings obtained using red cells have been confirmed in studies using other experimental models, and, in fact, a finding in another preparation that differs from information obtained with red cells is often treated with suspicion.

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Book 2003ted with diseases (usually pyrexias) before the thermometer was invented. Furthermore, ever since the early observers Swammerdam and Leeuvenhoek saw discrete corpuscles in samples of blood using the first microscopes, there has been a significant scientific interest in the structure and function of