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Amiloride-Sensitive Na+ Transport Mechanisms,major intracellular fluid cations are K. and Mg., with Na. kept at relatively low levels. The maintenance of these differences in ionic activities across cell membranes results from active accumulation and extrusion of specific ions, as well as from the selective permeability characteristics of the

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Anion Exchange Mechanism of Band 3 and Related Proteins, from the origin, running slower in the electric field than any of the other proteins except the two spectrin bands, but refined techniques have resolved the second band into band 2 and band 2.1. Quite separately the anion exchange mechanism in erythrocytes behaves in many ways like a carrier, for e