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- W81363032 abstract "This chapter reviews that the transport of anions is such a prominent feature of the red cell membrane that failure to observe this feature in the membrane would be tantamount to overlooking the presence of hemoglobin in the erythrocyte cytoplasm. It explores that the membrane specialization, together with the relative ease with which transport experiments can be performed and membranes is prepared from red cells, has made this system one of the best-studied mammalian transport systems. It is one of the few such systems where sophisticated and detailed studies of both the transport kinetics and the biochemical nature of the proteins thought to mediate the transport have been performed. The development of a large number of chemical probes that are used to inhibit the system and/or to label sites for biochemical analysis, has provided an important link between these two fields of investigation. These techniques and approaches have proved useful for analyzing other transport systems, have produced a very large body of information concerning the red cell anion transport system in a relatively short time. The chapter focuses on assembling the evidence from both kinetic and biochemical sources concerning particular aspects of the mechanism of anion transfer, concentrating on recent findings, and speculates on the answers to some central questions about the nature of the transport system." @default.
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- W81363032 title "Erythrocyte Anion Exchange and the Band 3 Protein: Transport Kinetics and Molecular Structure" @default.
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