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Ionophoretic stimulation of K+-ATPase of oxyntic cell microsomesGanser et al., 1973
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- Ganser A
- Forte J
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- Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications
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The K+-selective ionophores valinomycin, trinactin, nigericin, and gramicidin stimulated the K+-ATPase of oxyntic cell microsomes as much as 5 fold. Gramicidin altered the K+ activation kinetics: while the V max greatly increased, the K a for K+ shifted only slightly …
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