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co-transport
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co-transport [‚kō′tranz‚pȯrt]
(cell and molecular biology)
The simultaneous transport of two substrates across a cell membrane, either in the same direction (symport) or in opposite directions (antiport).
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Effect of cadmium on Na-Pi cotransport kinetics in rabbit renal brush-border membrane vesicles.
Renal toxicogenomic response to chronic uranyl nitrate insult in mice by Romey, Marie-Catherine / Environmental Health Perspectives
In addition to these hemodynamic properties, glucocorticoids have additional actions on sodium/phosphate cotransport, sulphate cotransport and amino acid transport.
The effects of supraphysiological levels of cortisol alone or in ... by Adams, Stevie / Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
Other studies have suggested that red cell RVD occurs because of electroneutral KCl cotransport out of the cell and RVI occurs because of electroneutral NaK2Cl or NaCl cotransport into the cell (Haussinger and Lang, 1991).
The physiological effects of multiple forced submergences in ... by Stabenau, Erich K.; Vietti, Kimberly R.N. / Fishery Bulletin
 
 
 
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