The amino terminal domain regulates the electrogenecity whereas the carboxyl terminal domain mediates the targeting of NBC1 to the basolateral membrane

H. C. Li; Snežana Petrović; P. Szigligeti; L. Conforti; M. Soleimani

The amino terminal domain regulates the electrogenecity whereas the carboxyl terminal domain mediates the targeting of NBC1 to the basolateral membrane

H. C. Li, Snežana Petrović, P. Szigligeti, L. Conforti, M. Soleimani

Campbell University

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Original language	American English
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State	Published - 1800

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Nephrology

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The amino terminal domain regulates the electrogenecity whereas the carboxyl terminal domain mediates the targeting of NBC1 to the basolateral membrane

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