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Basolateral membrane K+channels in renal epithelial cells

16 Feb 2012

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The major function of epithelial tissues is to maintain proper ion, solute, and water homeostasis. The tubule of the renal nephron has an amazingly simple structure, lined by epithelial cells, yet the segments (i.e., proximal tubule vs. collecting duct) of the nephron have unique transport functions. The functional differences are because epithelial cells are polarized and thus possess different patterns...

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PMID: 22338089
DOI: 10.1152/ajprenal.00646.2011

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