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See Latest ArticlesCellular physiology of the renal H+ATPase
Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension, 08/17/09
Blake–Palmer KG et al. – Novel findings concerning tissue–specific subunits of the H+ATPase that are important in the kidney and more general lessons of H+ATPase function and regulation are slowly emerging, though the paucity of cellular tools available has to date limited progress.
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