sodium pump
n
A mechanism for transporting sodium ions across cell membranes against an opposing concentration gradient.
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A mechanism for transporting sodium ions across cell membranes against an opposing concentration gradient.
An active mechanism by which sodium is transferred against a concentration gradient from the inside to the outside of cells. The sodium pump plays an important role in maintaining the
A biologic mechanism that uses metabolic energy stored in ATP to achieve active transport of sodium ions across a membrane, such as the cell membrane or the multicellular membranes that make up the walls of renal tubules.
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