November 1, 1974Annals of the New York Academy of SciencesOpen Access

AN UNCOUPLED EFFLUX OF SODIUM IONS FROM HUMAN RED CELLS, PROBABLY ASSOCIATED WITH N a ‐DEPENDENT ATP ase ACTIVITY

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And phosphorylation of the pump protein followed by slow spontaneous breakdown of the intermediate is, presumably, what accounts for Na-dependent ATPase activity.

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And phosphorylation of the pump protein followed by slow spontaneous breakdown of the intermediate is, presumably, what accounts for Na-dependent ATPase activity.

AN UNCOUPLED EFFLUX OF SODIUM IONS FROM HUMAN RED CELLS, PROBABLY ASSOCIATED WITH N a ‐DEPENDENT ATP ase ACTIVITY

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AN UNCOUPLED EFFLUX OF SODIUM IONS FROM HUMAN RED CELLS, PROBABLY ASSOCIATED WITH N a ‐DEPENDENT ATP ase ACTIVITY

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