NIH R01 · 2024
Mechanisms of voltage regulation of membrane transport
Mechanisms of voltage regulation of membrane transport SLC9 family of membrane transporters couple the import of sodium ions to export of protons. They are vital for regulation of cytoplasmic and endosomal pH, which in turn affect several physiological processes. Their disfunction has been linked to many diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, heart failure and cancer. Genetic mutations in specific SLC9 members have also been associated with Angelman-syndrome like disorders, ADHD, familial autism, epilepsies and male infertility. The SLC9C1 is a unique member of the SLC9 family. Unlike other SLC9s which feature a membrane delimited sodium-hydrogen exchange (NHE) domain and a usually short…
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