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Ion movements in red cells treated with propranolol

Ekman et al., 1969

Document ID
6229612660199112899
Author
Ekman A
Manninen V
Salminen S
Publication year
Publication venue
Acta Physiologica Scandinavica

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Addition of propranolol to a suspension of human red cells was found to cause outflow of K+ ions and, to a lesser degree, inflow of Na+ ions, until a new stationary state was reached in which their cell/medium concentration ratios did not deviate much from unity. The cell …
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