CYCLING OF CALCIUM, SODIUM, AND PROTONS ACROSS INNER MEMBRANE OF CARDIAC MITOCHONDRIA
CYCLING OF CALCIUM, SODIUM, AND PROTONS ACROSS INNER MEMBRANE OF CARDIAC MITOCHONDRIA
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1432-1033.1978.tb12713.x
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发表时间:
1978-01-01
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通讯作者:
HEID, I
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CROMPTON, M;HEID, I
A method is described that permits simultaneous determination of the net charge transfer associated with Ca2+ transport by the Ru-red-sensitive carrier and ionized internal [Ca2+] in rat heart mitochondria. This carrier catalyzes a charge-uncompensated flux of Ca2+. Full charge compensation for Ca2+ influx is provided by the respiration-dependent efflux of H+. The net efflux of Ca2+ induced by Na+ is analyzed in terms of 2 other carriers, a Na+-Ca2+ antiporter and a Na+-H+ antiporter. These 2 carriers are probably separate and Na+-H+ exchange is more rapid. The fluxes of Ca2+, Na+ and H+ during the Na+-induced efflux of Ca2+ support events where Na+-H+ exchange enables unidirectional Ca2+ fluxes via the uniport and antiport systems to be integrated into a cycle.