Table 6. Transport mechanism and energetics in RhCG proteins*.
Mechanism* | Supporting evidence | Possible energetics | References |
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7& |
Human RhCG (formerly RhGK) - Yeast resistance to MeA toxicity, -Ammonium excretion essay |
pH gradient dependent | [100] |
8 |
Human RhCG Electrogenic transport Current depend on [NH3] |
Δψ dependent | [101] |
5& |
Human RhCG - ammonium pulse associated with alkalanisation of cell/lipososme/erythrocyte vesicles expressing RhBC - pHi acidification when cell loaded with ammonium were pulse with ammornium-free buffer |
NH3 chemical gradient | [73,102] |
7 |
Mouse RhCG - Electroneutral transport of MeA in oocyte - Stimulated by outwardly pH gradient. |
pH gradient dependent Δψ independent |
[98] |
5 |
Human RhCG -Electroneutral transport of ammonium and MeA in oocyte -Increase flux when increase external pH -MeA transport essay in yeast |
NH3 chemical gradient | [71] |
5 |
Human RhCG - Alkalinisation inside liposomes containing purified RhCG after an ammonium pulse |
NH3 chemical gradient | [14] |
5 |
Human RhCG - Oocyte pHs fall after ammonium pulse on oocyte |
Potentially Δψ NH4+ electrochemical gradient |
[86] |
5 |
Mouse RhCG -pHs decrease upon ammonium pulse, but not with MeA |
NH3 chemical gradient | [87] |
4 |
Human RhCG -Molecular and quantum mechanical calculations |
Potentially Δψ independent or NH4+ electrochemical gradient | [103] |
Mechanism: 3 - NH4+/H+ symport, 4 - NH4+ deprotonation following by NH3 transport only, 5 - NH3 uniport, 7 - NH4+/H+ antiport, 8 - Transport of both NH3 and NH4+, &- the activity may be bidirectional activity.