Peroxynitrite activates K+-Cl- cotransport in human erythrocytes

Cell Biology International
A GrzelakG Bartosz

Abstract

Peroxynitrite was found to induce the release of K+ via the Na+/Cl- cotransport system, as do other oxidants. Since peroxynitrite is formed in vivo, its presence could contribute to a pathological dehydration of red blood cells.

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