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Studies on potassium permeability changes in human erythrocytes

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Die durch Monojodessigsäure und Purinnukleoside erzeugte K-Permeabilitätsänderung der Erythrocyten konnte durch Präinkubation mit Nukleosiden beeinflusst werden. Die Geschwindigkeitsänderung des K-Verlustes ist wahrscheinlich die Folge einer 2,3-Diphosphoglycerinsäure-Stoffwechselveränderung.

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  1. Department of Cell Metabolism, Research Institute of the National Blood Centre, Budapest, Hungary

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Gárdos, G. Studies on potassium permeability changes in human erythrocytes. Experientia 23, 19–20 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02142243

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