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Experimental evidence and biological significance of active transport

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Published1961
Citations10
References19

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A quantitative description of membrane current and its application to conduction and excitation in nerve

1952 • 21,965 citations

Active Transport of Sodium as the Source of Electric Current in the Short‐circuited Isolated Frog Skin.

1951 • 2,379 citations

THE IONIC BASIS OF ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY IN NERVE AND MUSCLE

1951 • 959 citations

Active transport of cations in giant axons from Sepia and Loligo

1955 • 774 citations

The Distinction by Means of Tracers Between Active Transport and Diffusion

1949 • 674 citations

The active absorption of ions in some freshwater animals

1938 • 257 citations

Oxygen Consumption and Active Sodium Transport in the Isolated and Short‐Circuited Frog Skin1

1956 • 230 citations

The Alkali Metal Ions in Biology

1960 • 217 citations

Solvent Drag on Non‐electrolytes During Osmotic Flow Through Isolated Toad Skin and Its Response to Antidiuretic Hormone

1957 • 212 citations

Active Sodium and Chloride Transport in the Single Celled Marine Alga Halicystis Ovalis

1960 • 209 citations

The Origin of the Short‐circuit Current in the Adrenaline Stimulated Frog Skin.

1953 • 183 citations

Osmotic regulation in the frog (R. esculenta) by active absorption of chloride ions

1937 • 162 citations

Metabolic aspects of transport across cell membranes

1958 • 119 citations

Versuche über den Zusammenhang zwischen Stoffwechsel, Potentialbildung und Funktion der Froschhaut

1935 • 70 citations

Membrane Electrophoresis in Relation to Bioelectrical Polarization Effects

1948 • 70 citations

Correlation between sodium transport and oxygen consumption in isolated renal tissue

1961 • 57 citations

Report on Experiments upon "Absorption without Osmosis."

1892 • 49 citations

THE POTENTIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF MEMBRANE STRUCTURE AND ITS APPLICATION TO LIVING ANIMAL MEMBRANES

1946 • 33 citations

Über die elektromotorischen Kräfte, welche an der Oberfläche tierischer Membranen bei der Berührung mit verschiedenen Elektrolyten zustande kommen

1904 • 22 citations

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