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. 1980 May 15;188(2):541–548. doi: 10.1042/bj1880541

Facilitated transport of amino acids across organic phases and the human erythrocyte membrane.

R C Hider, W McCormack
PMCID: PMC1161899  PMID: 7396879

Abstract

1. An artificial facilitated amino-acid-transfer process operating across a chloroform phase is reported. 2. This process utilizes a family of bis(salicylamidato)copper(II) complexes. 3. A mechanism is proposed for this process and for its sensitivity towards cyanide and bathophenanthroline sulphonate. 4. Facilitated transfer of L-leucine in human erythrocytes has been shown to be inhibited by bathophenanthroline sulphonate.

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