SODIUM AND POTASSIUM FLUX OF SEPARATED RENAL TUBULES.
SODIUM AND POTASSIUM FLUX OF SEPARATED RENAL TUBULES.
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分离肾小管的钠和钾通量。
DOI:
10.1152/ajplegacy.1964.206.3.483
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发表时间:
1964
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通讯作者:
Jack Orloff
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作者:
Maurice B. Burg;E. F. Grollman;Jack Orloff
The Na and K fluxes of renal tubule cells were measured using suspensions of tubules separated from rabbit renal cortex. Kinetic analysis indicates that there are at least two Na compartments and two K compartments in the tubules. The rates at which Na and K exchanged were considerably greater than in renal cortical slices in accordance with predictions based on considerations of the geometrical arrangement of the cells in slices. Digitalis-like steroids, known to depress active cation transport, lowered the efflux rate constant for Na from the major Na compartment and diminished both K influx and the K efflux rate constants. The calculated active efflux of Na greatly exceeded the influx of K, indicating that active Na and K transport are not coupled in a 1:1 ratio.