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Biochemical Society Transactions, 1984
Throughout the world and especially in developing countries acute diarrhoea1 diseases are the single major cause of morbidity and mortality both in humans and farm animals. Bacteria are among the chief causal agents of acute diarrhoeas and although fluid secretion can result from an increase in luminal osmolarity or hydrostatic pressure, the majority ...
M C, Rao, M, Field
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Ion Transport and Radioresistance

2020
Neoplastic transformation is associated with alterations of the ion transports across plasma and intracellular membranes. These alterations are crucial elements of the phenotypical reprogramming of the transformed cells and may promote adaptation to hypoxia, malignant progression, tumor spreading and metastasis, as well as therapy resistance.
Bastian, Roth, Stephan M, Huber
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Transport of ions during ion implantation

Physical Review E, 1996
An efficient scheme for the description of long-mean-free-path particle transport at a kinetic level has been extended to a case where particle distributions are highly anisotropic: implantation of ions into a solid. The method calculates the scattering rate of particles throughout a region and obtains the particle distribution from the scattering rate.
, Parker, , Hitchon, , Keiter
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Active ion transport by mitochondria

Protoplasma, 1967
The ability of isolated mitochondria to accumulate very large amounts of Ca++ by an active transport mechanism was discovered by V a s i n g t o n and M u r p h y in 1961 [1]. The accumulation process was found to be blocked by respiratory inhibitors and by uncouplers of oxidative phosphorylation, and thus was completely dependent on electron transport
C S, Rossi, E, Carafoli, A L, Lehninger
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