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Experimental Physiology 84.6 pp 1023-1031
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Experimental Physiology, Vol 84, Issue 6, 1023-1031
Copyright © 1999 by The Physiological Society

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ICln, an ion channel-forming protein associated with cell volume regulation

M Gschwentner, J Furst, M Ritter, C Bazzini, E Woll, A Dienstl, M Jakab, M Konig, E Scandella, J Rudzki, G Botta, G Meyer, F Lang, P Deetjen, and M Paulmichl

It is not resolved whether the anionic channel involved in volume regulation after cell swelling comprises one or more subunits. Moreover, it remains to be determined which of the different proteins cloned so far, for which an involvement in cell volume regulation has been postulated, is the ideal candidate. In this review, we consider the role of the ICln protein, cloned from MDCK cells, in cell volume regulation.




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