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Evidence against Na+-pump mediation of Ca2+-activated K+ transport and diuretic-sensitive (Na+/K+)-cotransport

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Published1981
Citations26
References15

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1981 • 142 citations

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1971 • 79 citations

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1970 • 51 citations

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1980 • 50 citations

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1978 • 35 citations

Dog red blood cells exhibit a Ca-stimulated increase in K permeability in the absence of (Na,K)ATPase activity

1979 • 14 citations

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