… in HEK293 cells and human erythrocytes, using chemical labeling … of the Band 3 cytoplasmic
domain does not influence … subdomain movements associated with anion exchange, so this …

… more strong as an inhibitor of the cytosolic human (h) hCA II (… between the amino acids
asparagine and aspartate (Asn, Asp), … can penetrate membranes of red blood cellsCitation 48 and …

… or prefer glucose, such as red cells and the brain. Such amino … Cytosolic proteins are degraded
primarily by proteasomes, … from two sources: glutamate and aspartate The transfer of an …

… in volume, displacing cytoplasm towards the 170 direction of … absence of polarization of ion
exchangers 212 or aquaporins to … serine-11 into 406 aspartic acid, neutrophils are unable to …

… OAA is shuttled, via conversion into malate, to the cytoplasm and then converted back to
OAA. The cytoplasmic OAA generated can then be decarboxylated into PEP by PEP …

… Zn 2+ -induced elevations in cytosolic and mitochondrial E … Superoxide dismutase and
catalase activities in erythrocytes … Their work has shown that Zn 2+ binds to the catalytic aspartate …

… concentrated in the cytosol of red blood cells. The chloride/bicarbonate anion exchanger ([Cl−/…
to be related to the concentration of free Cd in the cytoplasm [200,201]. As no mechanism …

… Goto and co-workers isolated a substance from large volumes of human 684 urine that
inhibited 3H-ouabain binding to human erythrocytes and was indistinguishable from digoxin by …

This Thesis aims to design and prepare polymeric nanocarriers that are capable of delivering
the organoarsenical chemotherapeutic, PENAO (4-(N-(S-penicillaminylacetyl) amino) …

… transaminase (SGPT), respectively, transfer aspartate and alanine to the keto group of …
When TG is stored in the cytoplasm of a cell (eg, muscle), it is surrounded by a monolayer of …