NEM-induced K loss in Amphiuma red blood cells occurs via an electroneutral K/H exchanger, and anion replacement effects on this flux are indirect, altering activation rather than translocation.
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Extends ion transport models in amphibian erythrocytes; leaves open relevance to mammalian cells or clinical translation.
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