The mechanism of anion transport across human red blood cell membranes as revealed with a fluorescent substrate: II. Kinetic properties of NBD-taurine transfer in asymmetric conditions. (Q52710287)

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scientific article published in January 1983

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English	The mechanism of anion transport across human red blood cell membranes as revealed with a fluorescent substrate: II. Kinetic properties of NBD-taurine transfer in asymmetric conditions.	scientific article published in January 1983

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6 May 2018

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The mechanism of anion transport across human red blood cell membranes as revealed with a fluorescent substrate: II. Kinetic properties of NBD-taurine transfer in asymmetric conditions. (English)

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6 May 2018

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1 January 1983

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Journal of Membrane Biology

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10.1007/BF01870683

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PubMed publication ID

6 May 2018

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6 May 2018

http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/6834420

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