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Evidence for striated muscle cell transmembrane nucleotide movement provides only equivocal support for adenine nucleotide specific translocation across cell membranes.
This review highlights the need for further studies to determine the source and release mechanisms of nucleotides in myocardial cells.
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Equivocal support for striated muscle nucleotide translocation leaves open myocardial release mechanisms; further studies needed before clinical consideration.
A thorough consideration of the evidence for striated muscle cell transmembrane nucleotide movement provides only equivocal support for adenine nucleotide specific translocation across cell membranes. It is obvious that nucleotide-derived adenosine is taken up into cells in preference to free adenosine, and it is important to understand why this is so. The potential importance of released nucleotides to cell regulation justify studies to determine the source and release mechanism.
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Michael J. Rovetto (1985) conducted a review in Myocardial Nucleotide Transport. Myocardial Nucleotide Transport was evaluated. Evidence for striated muscle cell transmembrane nucleotide movement provides only equivocal support for adenine nucleotide specific translocation across cell membranes.
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