… surface epithelia can shift the balance of opposing absorptive and secretory processes
towards net secretion … evidence that CFTR mediates bicarbonate secretion. This preparation is …

… − ) and bicarbonate (HCO 3 − ) transport into the Airway Surface … Bicarbonate secretion in
the respiratory epithelium … HCO 3 − flux is measured in the WT human respiratory epithelium by …

… epithelial cells secrete bile through transport of ions and water, the physiological mechanisms
regulating ductular bile secretion … bile secretion by interacting with cell-surface receptors …

… In the proximal duodenum, the ability to neutralize gastric acid is due largely to surface
epithelial HCO 3 − secretion. In addition to protecting the duodenal mucosa from injury, DMBS …

… Bicarbonate performs a wide range of functions in epithelial fluids, including pancreatic juice,
airway surface … and many animals, pancreatic duct cells secrete bicarbonate (HCO 3 − ) at …

… Krebs-Ringer bicarbonate (KRB) containing no bafilomycin … when secreted volumes are
large than in small secreted … ducts or by surface epithelium, since secretion of acid equivalents …

… Because of the strategic location of surface epithelial mucosal bicarbonate secretion, it likely
plays a role in protecting the mucosa from acid-peptic damage. This series of experiments …

… HCO 3 − secretion from the surface epithelial cells is one of these mechanisms and plays
an important role in protection of the mucosa against luminal acid.4, 7, 8 This is most …

… This is supported by our previous measurements of surface pH in IL-17A treated HBE
cells [20] and by microelectrode impalement studies performed under physiological ionic …

… To test this possibility, rat common bile duct epithelia were … bicarbonate precipitates on
the luminal surface of MV of BCs may have been precipitated by the small amounts of secreted …