The perturbed functional sub network EX 527 SEN0014196 of apoptosis is disrupted by inhibition of ABL2, MLTK, LYN and MAPK14. These kinases are not annotated themselves as,induction of apoptosis by intracellular signals, but act at the periphery of the uniform functional sub network. K562 cells express ABL1, a central node of the network, and its fusion protein BCR ABL. High amounts of BCR ABL hide specific ABL1 detection with mass spectrometry. However, western blots proved ABL1 as a competed target of bafetinib in K562. Hence, the score of perturbation underestimates the impact of bafetinib on apoptosis in CML. The impact of bafetinib on apoptosis in CML is manifested with 5 targeted kinases at the periphery.
The method strongly prefers networks which are attacked by several high affinity drug targets. In theory, a single perturbation might be enough to significantly interfere with a biological function. However, biological signaling networks are often highly redundant thus requiring perturbation PF-04217903 at several points in order to observe an effect. Hence, promiscuous drugs like dasatinib are very successful in CML and other cancers and the multi targeted networks are likely to be of high relevance in drug treatment. Even if we know that the drug has an inhibitory effect on the target kinases, we cannot predict without additional knowledge whether missing phosphorylation has an enhancing or decreasing effect on the biological process.
The constitutively active kinaseBCR ABL results in a strong anti apoptotic phenotype. Inhibition counteracts this behavior. Inhibition of LYN has a similar effect in this context. Contrary to this, MAPK14 inhibition rescues cells from apoptosis. Only through the complex interplay of different signals, the malignant cells die upon treatment as desired. Hence, visualization of the network together with its disturbers strongly aids in interpreting their influence. This is a great advantage compared to simple GO enrichment analysis which does not display the relationship of the proteins to each other. The top ranked perturbed functional sub network is based on the epidermal growth factor receptor signaling pathway. It is peripherally interacting with six kinases of the drug profile.
Three additional kinases are directly interacting with EGFR but also interfering with 7 further proteins of the signaling cascade. Additionally, the crosstalk between the pulled down nonkinase members and the functional network is very high. In total 13 out of 33 EGFR signaling components are interacting with the drug profile. EGFR is not expressed in hematopoietic cells but this sub network strongly suggests that bafetinib has the potential to interfere with EGFR signaling for instance in lung cancer cells. Recently, it was shown through the combination of chemical proteomics, phosphoproteomics and functional genomics that dasatinib, a broad spectrum kinase inhibitor, leads to apoptosis in lung cancer cells via inhibition of SRC, EGFR, FYN and, notably, LYN. Therefore, it is possible that also bafetinib might have a pro apoptotic effect on these cells as it is also a potent inhibitor of LYN. While expression of dasatinib insensitive g

For example, the treatment of human melanoma cell line C8161 with MEK1 inhibitor PD98059 sensitized cells to apoptosis by cisplatin induced. In three other melanoma cell lines, has not PD98059 foreign Sen apoptosis induced by cisplatin, and in a cell Dihydromyricetin line, the cells are protected. Therefore, MEK1 / 2 block abh-Dependent cell line and can not be considered as a general approach to inhibit melanoma tumor growth or to sensitize cells to chemotherapeutic agents. Although the mechanism leading to resistance to inhibitors of MEK1 / 2 remains uncertain, a final result of resistant clones from a random generated MEK1 screen as astumors of patients obtained after treatment with relapsed allosteric MEK inhibitor AZD6244.
Mutations have been identified that confer resistance to inhibitors by interrupting the allosteric binding site of drugs or alpha helix C, which leads to an increase of 100 times LY2157299 the resistance to MEK inhibition MEK. Mutations in MEK1 and P124L Q56P have also been identified in patients treated with the MEK inhibitor AZD6244. These mutations affected MEK1 codons within or in the N eh The N-terminal helix A and is negative regulatory transmitted resistance PLX4720. Cells were treated with AZD6244 patients showed disease stabilization transient that was followed by a relapse and then Treatment with PLX4720. AZD6244 resistant melanoma cells were resistant to PLX4720, a value of 10 M compared GI50 5 10 nM in cells pretreated ?. Developed mechanical strength. Mutations in MEK P124L and P124S mutations conferred resistance two to three times more in comparison with wild-type MEK1, w While mutations conferred resistance Q56P PLX4720 robust 50-fold, compared with the MEK allele.
Mirror after PLX4720 treatment pMEK showed comparable reduction of all MEK1 resistance alleles strongly suggests that clinically relevant MEK1 resistance mutations confer k Can cross-resistance to RAF inhibition as prevention of resistance mediated by MEK will likely require targeting multiple points of MAPK. Simultaneously exposing melanoma cells with mutant B AZD6244 and PLX4720 for RAF prevented the emergence of resistant clones, suggesting the potential for multiple points in this signaling cascade th goal to melanoma cells to t To prevent the development of resistance, this k Nnte important clinical implications.
Therefore, k Nnte the combined inhibition of MEK and RAF acquired resistance to targeted therapies for the MAP kinase pathway led deal. 4.3. The transition from B to C RAF RAF RAF C is generally not required for MEK and ERK signaling in melanoma cells when B RAF is mutated to a constitutively active form. But it is possible to change the passage in the RAF isoform occurs whether RAF or RAS B is mutated depends abh. Is mutated in melanocytes or melanoma with BRAF, is RAF B Haupt Chlich responsible for the signaling of MEK and ERK. However, when RAS is mutated, cells move RAF C. If cAMP signaling was blocked, dephosphorylated to S43 and S233 of the RAF B and conditions that enable the de-differentiation of melanocytes, a transition from B to C RAF RAF activation of growth factors. Agents, to activate the cAMP production not block the proliferation of melanocytes e

AZD-5438 AZD5438 and this results in reversible acetylation of RelA/p65 by the STAT3 recruited acetyltransferase p300. Acetylation of RelA/p65 prolongs its nuclear retention. Therefore, it was suggested that activated STAT3 may account for constitutive activation of NF ?B in some human cancers. This mechanism, however, does not seem to operate in most human HCCs as the majority of tumors with activated STAT3 do not show NF ?B activation. Concluding remarks Although the etiology of human HCC is well established, its molecular pathogenesis is poorly understood. As a consequence, mechanism based therapies for HCC are rare and being refractory to conventional anti cancer drugs, HCC remains to be one of the deadliest human cancers with a 5 year survival rate of less than 10 percent.
The studies discussed above suggest that NF ?B and STAT3 are likely to play important roles in liver inflammatory responses and maintenance of homeostasis and also make critical contributions to HCC development and progression. Although the mechanisms responsible for NF ?B and STAT3 activation in human HCC are not fully understood, a Bosutinib role for NF ?B regulated expression of the STAT3 activating cytokine IL 6 has recently emerged both in viral hepatitis and in hepatosteatosis. Both the pathways that control IL 6 expression and those that control its ability to activate STAT3 offer interesting opportunities to therapeutic intervention as well as prevention. A variety of animal models were used to study the roles of NF ?B, STAT3 and other signaling pathways in HCC development.
However, due to the inability of human hepatitis viruses to infect mice or rats, a rodent model for virally induced hepatocarcinogenesis is still not available. In addition, most of our mechanistic understanding of NF ?B and STAT3 in HCC comes from studies using cell type specific knockout mice. NF ?B or STAT3 in these mice are ablated only in certain cell types and remain intact and fully functional in most other cells. Thus, the results obtained may not precisely predict the effect of pharmaceutical inhibitors that interfere with the activity of these transcription factors in all cells. The successful translation of the knowledge gained about NF ?B and STAT3 in HCC will depend on suitable solutions to these potential problems and appropriate human studies that will validate the promising results obtained in mice.
1701 BRIEF DEFINITIVE REPORT Hereditary erythrocytosis and thrombocytosis with an autosomal dominant pattern are linked to mutations in the erythropoietin or thrombopoietin receptors, respectively, or to a dysregulation of the synthesis of these two cytokines. These syndromes differ from classical myeloproliferative disorders by the low incidence of early and late complications. They recapitulate the chronic administration of recombinant growth factors. The G CSF receptor is also a type I cytokine receptor that binds G CSF, the main cytokine that regulates granulopoiesis. G CSF R activation by G CSF not only induces proliferation and differentiation of neutrophils but also mobilizes BM hematopoietic progenitors cells to blood. In this report, we identified a familial chronic neutrophilia caused by an autosomal dominant CSF3R gene mutation that constitutively activates G CSF R. RESULTS AND DISCUSS

Neuronal activity was recorded extracellularly from the left motor cortex using either platinum tungsten quartz insulated microelectrodes Volasertib pulled toafinetipandmechanically sharpened, or commercially available tungsten varnish insulated electrodes. The impedance of the electrodes was 2 4M. After the electrode reached the depth of the cortex where clear responses of many neurons to limb movements could be observed, two 200 m platinum iridium wires were slowly inserted and lowered into the medullar pyramid through the guide tubes implanted during surgery. Pulses of graded intensity were delivered through this bipolar electrode. The wires were fixed at the position which was most effective in eliciting antidromic responses in neurons of the motor cortex, and served as the pyramidal tract stimulating electrode during subsequent experiments.
The criterion for identification of antidromic responses was the test for collision of spikes. Signals from the microelectrode preamplifier, as well as fromthe platformposition and body position sensorswere amplified, digitized with a sampling frequency of 30 kHz,and SB-715992 400 Hz, displayed on the screen, and recorded to the disc of a computer by means of data acquisition software. Before, during and after testing in each postural task, all encountered neurons were tested for antidromic activation. In addition, the waveform analysis was employed to discriminate and identify the spikes of a single neuron using the Power 1401/Spike 2 system waveform matching algorithm. Only the neurons with a stable response latency and spike shape, which consistently satisfied the collision test, were used for the analysis.
The somatic receptive fields were examined in resting animals under conditions of head restraint. Stimulation was produced by palpation of muscle bellies, tendons, etc, and by passive movements of joints. The size of receptive fields was determined by listening to the audio monitor, and measuring the entire area, fromwhich action potentials could be elicited. A directional selectivity was assessed by comparing the number of spikes elicited by stimulation in the optimal direction and the direction opposite from optimal. Postural tests The basic experimental arrangement for postural tests was the same as in our previous study. The unrestrained cats were trained to quietly stand on a platform, which consisted of two parts the F platform under the forelimbs and the H platform under the hindlimbs.
They were rewarded by a paste food continuously ejected from the feeder. The feeder was positioned in front of the cat at a height of 21 23 cm. The platforms under the cat were periodically tilted in the frontal plane of the animal. A sine like tilt trajectory was used, with a period of 1 s and amplitude of 15 deg. The cats were easily engaged in this postural task and maintained equilibrium during tilts. They tended to compensate for the platform tilts by performing lateral displacements of the body in relation to the supporting platform, which allowed them to hold the mouth against the feeder and keep licking food despite the platform tilts. Postural tests differed in the composition of the group of limbs, which supported the body. This composition is reflected in the name of each test. A contribution of afferentat

 2 in the RER. Parallel analysis of the lipid membrane subfractions ER showed that cholesterol ester membranes SER increase in cholesterol fed hamster liver and decreased in the simvastatin and hamster liver ACAT inhibitortreated. Although it is well established that the Ern Currency increased ACAT liver cholesterol ester AZD6482 PI3K inhibitor and total active intracellular Ren cholesterol Ht, this study is Ren, the first in which ? the lipid composition of the membrane ER subfraction measured and correlated with the intracellular side and second activation of SREBP The results suggest that the amount of ester SER membrane cholesterol may show cellular Ren cholesterol, and directly or indirectly modulate the proteolysis of SREBP second Experimental materials Simvastatin is a gift from Merck Sharpe & Dohme, ACAT inhibitor was administered orally C1 1011 a gift from Dr.
Max Walker. Maxi dens and Optiprep were prepared from hybridoma cells purchased expression Ltd. Lipotek fighting SREBP 2 which SB-715992 acids to the amino 32 250 of hamster SREBP was raised 2 were cultured from the ATCC, and monoclonal Acquired body puri ed ? Antibody Technologies Limited. The m Nnlichen Syrian golden hamsters DSNI were used for these studies raised in the Integrated Livestock, University of Nottingham. The animals were kept on rodent Haltungsdi t 3 powder and irradiated with a 12 h light dark cycle}. The following experimental Tues th were fed for 2 weeks: chow, chow complements erg with 0.5% cholesterol chow mixed with simvastatin and embroidered chow containing 0.
5% cholesterol mixed with ACAT inhibitor complements erg, C1 1011. Hamsters had free access to food and water and were get at 09:00 h, the end of the dark ages Tet. Liver subcellular Re fractionation of hamsters were removed, homogenized in 0.25 M sucrose. ER-enriched vesicles were prepared separately and generates automatically into sub-areas of iodixanol gradient fractions as previously described for the rabbit liver. The gradients were upward Unloaded rtsbewegung with Maxi dens and were collected in 20 fractions. Microsomes and total gradient vector fractions by a protein assay were characterized NADPHcytochrome c reductase and RNA, as described above, and contained no detectable galactosyltransferase, succinic Acid dehydrogenase, acid phosphatase and 5-nucleotidase ?.
The gradient fractions, consisting of closed membrane vesicles are separated into the membrane and the luminal contents carbonate by treatment. In earlier experiments, we showed that luminal markers are missing from the membrane fraction, but recovered in the fraction of the content and reiterates that the treatment of the membranes obtained with sodium carbonate Ht is not the amount of very low density lipoprotein, apolipoprotein B or lipid in the fraction content ver ffentlicht. Lipids lipids extraction and analysis were made were aliquots of total homogenates, microsomes and total fractions of the gradient, and neutral lipids by thin layer chromatography, high performance are separated, found rbt Extracted and quantified ? ed by laser densitometry as described above. Immunoblot analysis was SREBP 2 by immunoblotting, after separation of the proteins Gradient fraction by SDS-PAGE demonstrated} of gradients 320% polyacrylamide used as prime Rer Antique Body 7D4

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ivity of p53. Telomerase CYC202 Seliciclib expression often plays a critical role in cancer cell progression, including hematologic neoplasias . The rate limiting component of the telomerase holoenzyme is the catalytic subunit, human telomerase enzymatic reverse transcriptase, hTERT . HDACi induced hTERT regulation has been seen in many cell types , typcially in the form of hTERT derepression . This report is the first describing hTERT downregulation, with a 25 fold decrease in gene expression following HDAC inhibition in lymphoma cells The mechanistic reasons for this unique result are unclear and may have interesting cell type specific implications. The hTERT gene is a positive transcriptional target of Myc and is repressed by the Mxd proteins . Vorinostat induced Myc downregulation and Mxd1 upregulation in lymphoma cells can thus explain hTERT gene repression.
Increased telomerase expression can accompany disease progression, e.g., Regorafenib 755037-03-7 higher expression in chronic myelogenous leukemia blast crisis patients compared to those in the chronic phase . Notably, successful imatinib mesylate treatment of CML reduces telomerase activity , while high telomerase levels correlate with imatinib resistance . These observations suggest HDACi induced hTERT downregulation is a biologically significant event in vorinostat inhibition of lymphoma cell growth. MicroRNAs are key regulators of cell growth and differentiation due to messenger RNA downregulation . Their differential expression can be used to classify multiple Kretzner et al. Page 7 Cancer Res. Author manuscript, available in PMC 2012 June 1.
NIH PA Author Manuscript NIH PA Author Manuscript NIH PA Author Manuscript human tumor types, including subtypes of lymphomas . We show dose dependent downregulation of miR 17 5p, miR 17 3p, and miR 18 by vorinostat and TSA in L540 and DHL4 cells. These miRNAs are part of the miR 17 92 miRNA cluster, which is mycregulated and oncogenic in a Burkitt lymphoma mouse model, and is also implicated in other cancers . HDACi downregulation of these miRNAs is thus biologically significant and mechanistically plausible, given simultaneous repression of myc levels by HDACi. Three other non myc regulated miRNAs of significance in lymphomas and other hematologic cancers, miR 15b, miR 34a, and miR 155 exhibited responses to HDAC inhibition. MicroRNAs of the miR 15 and miR 16 family target the mRNA of Bcl 2 and their upregulation is thus associated with apoptosis .
We saw dose dependent downregulation of miR 15b in L540 and DHL 4 cell lines by vorinostat or TSA. miR 34a is a positive transcriptional target of p53 and was strongly upregulated in DHL 4 cells , however, its levels declined in L540 cells with HDACi treatment . miR 155 is generated from sequences within the non protein coding BIC RNA, and both RNAs are upregulated in some HL and DLBCL samples correlating with the activated B cell phenotype . miR 155 also has anti proliferative and pro apoptotic activities in melanoma cells and hematopoietic stem cells . We observed increases in miR 155 after HDACi treatment in L540 cells, although it was repressed in DHL 4 cells. Variable behavior of miR 34a and miR 155 may reflect the different lymphoma types represented by L540 and DHL 4 cells.
Differential effects on cells, of changes in the microRNA levels after treatment, as opposed to steady state overexpression, may contribute to differences in miR 155 activity between cell types. We have demonstrated the importance of myc downregulation in response to vorinostat alone and in the combined response to AKI,s and HDACi,s. In another hematopoietic malignancy model, reduced myc levels are critical for acute myeloid leukemia cell growth arrest by the HDACi valproic acid . Myc levels decline in many cell types undergoing differentiation, while those of Mxd genes rise . This counterbalance is consistent with a requirement for both Myc knockdown and Mxd1 over expression combined with Aki treatment, to mimic the synergistic effect of vo

r 315 and Ser46, was also inhibited by MK 0457 in the presence of Roscovitine CDK inhibitor nocodazole. Vorinostat and AKi treatments lead to changes in micro RNA levels Micro RNAs are key regulators of cell growth and differentiation by virtue of post transcriptional inhibition of mRNA stability and/or translation . Myc transcriptionally activates the miRNA 17 92 cluster . Since vorinostat repressed cmyc message and protein , we tested expression levels of three members of this miRNA cluster, miR 17.5p, miR 17.3p, and miR 18, in response to vorinostat, the unrelated HDACi trichostatin A , and MK 0457 in L540 and DHL 4 cells . Treatment with HDACi resulted in decreases in all three miRNAs relative to untreated cells HDACi also induced changes in three miRNAs that are not myc regulated, miR 15b, miR 34a, and miR 155, as shown in Figures 5B and Supplemenary Figure 5B for L540 and DHL 4 cells, respectively.
The two cell types have distinct changes in the expression of these miRNAs, NPI-2358 714272-27-2 possibly reflecting biological differences between the different lymphoma types involved . Role of Myc downregulation and Mxd1 upregulation by vorinostat Aki combination Lastly, we sought to determine the importance of HDACi induced c myc downregulation in lymphoma cell responses to combined HDAC/AK inhibition. To model this downregulation in the absence of HDACi, we transfected L540 cells with small interfering RNA directed at c myc mRNA, and/or over expressed the Myc antagonist, Mxd1, followed by titration of either MK 0457 or MK 5108 . Knock down of c myc Kretzner et al. Page 6 Cancer Res. Author manuscript, available in PMC 2012 June 1.
NIH PA Author Manuscript NIH PA Author Manuscript NIH PA Author Manuscript message was difficult in L540 cells, typically reaching a 50% decrease at 48 72 hours . Thus, siRNA myc had only a small negative effect on cell survival in response to MK 0457 and a slightly greater effect with MK 5108 . Mxd1 overexpression led to similar results. However, upon combining myc knock down with Mxd1 expression L540 cells clearly became more sensitive to both AKi,s. The IC50 of MK 0457 was lowered from ~0.5 μM to 0.1 μM by combined treatment, while that of MK 5108 went from ~1.8 μM to ~0.35 μM. Thus, combining myc knock down with Mxd1 over expression recapitulates the synergistic effect of combining vorinostat with the AKi,s, which we postulate is due in part to decreased myc levels after treatment.
Discussion We have studied the effects of MK 0457 and MK 5108, prototype aurora kinase inhibitors, in combination with histone deacetylase inhibitor vorinostat. Both drugs inhibit AK A andMK 0457 also inhibits AK B, alone their Aki activity exerts strong negative cell cycle effects on both HL and NHL cells, but has modest consequences for overall cell growth and survival . We hypothesized that AKi induced arrest of cells in G2/M phase results in activated intracellular stress signaling pathways, but that in cancer cells this cellular response is blunted by epigenetic silencing of tumor suppressor and pro apoptotic genes. Thus, the HDACi vorinostat could potentially exert a synergistic or at least additive effect when combined with AKi,s.
This proves to be the case in lymphoma cells, as also seen in acute and chronic myelogenous leukemia cells when combining vorinostat and MK 0457 . Given the similar responses of cells treated with both MK 0457 and MK 5108, we hypothesize that it is inhibition of aurora kinase A that is central to the activity in lymphoma cell lines. The effects of aurora kinase inhibition on gene expression levels are modest, while those of vorinostat are extensive. Key effects of HDAC inhibition were downregulation of c Myc, hTERT, Bcl XL, Mcl 1 and FoxO3A, and upregulation of cell cycle inhibitors p21 and p27 and the pro apoptotic genes Bad, Bid, and Noxa, seen in both qPCR and immunoblot assays. Immunoblotting also demonstrated post translational effects of vorinostat and MK 0457 on p53, leading to stabilization and increased act

E for the recycling of contractile vacuole membrane may need during the osmoregulation in Dictyostelium on ben, A tribute to G��nther Gerisch. EUR J Cell Biol 85: masitinib 790299-79-5 859 871st Recovery of V-ATPase PLoS ONE | Published in PloSOne 14th January 2010 | Volume 5 | Issue 1 | e8585 protein phosphatase 2A interacts with the ATPase Na, K, and modulates its Bek attenuation by inhibiting its association with arrestin Toru Kimura1, 2 WonSun Han2, Philip Pagel2, Angus C. Nairn3, Michael J . Caplan2 1 Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Kyorin University School of Medicine, Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan, 2 cellular compartments re and Molecular Physiology and Psychiatry 3, Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America Background : The P-type ATPase family is a collection of ion pumps, the phosphorylated intermediates formed during the transport of ions.
One of the best known representatives of this family is the Na, K-ATPase. The catalytic subunit of Na, K-ATPase consists of several functional Brivanib VEGFR inhibitor NEN Dom, Which has the enzymatic properties and determine trade. Results Methodology / Principal: the yeast two-hybrid system, we found that the C-protein phosphatase 2A catalytic subunit, a specific Na, K-ATPase interacting protein. PP2A C subunit interacts with the ATPase Na, K, but not with the homologous sequences of H-, K-ATPase. We best term That the Na, K-ATPase interacts with a complex of subunits A and C in the native kidneys of rats. Arrestins and G-protein coupled receptor kinases are important regulators of G protein-coupled receptor signaling, and they also regulate Na, K-ATPase trafficking through direct association.
PP2A inhibits the ATPase association between Na, K, and arrestin, and arrestin reduces the effect of Na, K-ATPase trafficking. GRK phosphorylates the Na, K-ATPase and PP2A can at least partially Feedb Ngig this phosphorylation. Conclusions / significance: Taken together, these data indicate that the sodium pump to a growing list of ion transport proteins that are regulated by direct interaction with the catalytic subunit of protein phosphatase go rt. Quote: Kimura T, Han W, Pagel P, Nairn AC, interacts MJ Caplan protein phosphatase 2A with the ATPase Na, K, and modulates its trafficking by inhibiting its association with arrestin. PLoS ONE 6: e29269. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.
0029269 Editor: David Holowka, Cornell University, the United States of America 22nd Re u July 2011, Accepted 23rd November 2011, VER Published 29th December 2011 Copyright: 2011 Kimura and al. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which uneingeschr Distribution of spaces permitted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Funding: This work was supported by National Institutes of Health DK17433 and DK072612 and MH40899 and MH074866 supported. F Sponsors played no R In the study design, data collection and analysis, decision to Ver Publication or preparation of this manuscript. Conflicts of interest: The authors have explained rt that no competing interests exist. : Ion Transport Pr sentation michael.
caplanyale pumps generate ion gradients across membranes, and these gradients are re cellular homeostasis of essential Hom. The P-type ATPase family includes Na, K-ATPase, Ca2 ATPase, H, K-ATPase, heavy metal transport ATPases and plasma membrane H ATPase of yeast. Have the catalytic subunits of these ATPases Similar structures and functions. But their intracellular Re distributions. transported ions, and their regulation are very different. Obviously, there must be specific function to areas in each ATPase, which may be defined to identify their individual characteristics. Moreover, each ATPase is able, with certain proteins to determine their individual traffic and regulatory properties. Na, K-ATPase, or sodium pump is ubiquitous, expressed R in virtually all tissues and plays a The key to maintaining intracellular Ren electrolyte homeostasis Hom. The Na, K AT

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