Na is Transported Across the Isolated Omasal Epithelium of Sheep by two Independent Electroneutral Transport Mechanisms

dc.contributor.author المعتمد, اسامه
dc.date.accessioned 2015-03-05T09:57:19Z
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dc.date.issued 2005
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dc.description.abstract The transport ofNa ion across the omasum epithelium is generally mediated via two parallel working mechanisms: the electrogenic transport, which is probably represented by the short circuit current (Iso), and the electroneutral one, which is believed to be mediated via Na +m+ exchange (NHE) (I, 2). However, addition of 1 mmol r' amiloride to the luminal side does not completely abolish the electroneutral transport of Na (2). This observation could indicate that a) the concentration of amiloride was not sufficient to abolish completely NHE, that b) an amiloride-resistant NHE or that c) a further mechanism of electroneutral Na transport exist. It was therefore the aim of this study to reinvestigate the electroneutral transport ofNa ion across the omasal epithelium and to characterise it in more detail. en_US
dc.identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/6416
dc.publisher uofk en_US
dc.subject Na,transported,across,isolated,omasal,epithelium,sheep,independent,electroneutral,transport,mechanisms en_US
dc.title Na is Transported Across the Isolated Omasal Epithelium of Sheep by two Independent Electroneutral Transport Mechanisms en_US
dc.type Article en_US
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