Human red cells from prenatal stages of hemopoiesis. Lithium flux components
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Red cells from umbilical cord with increased lithium content were submitted to different experimental conditions in order to study lithium flux components. There appeared three components: First, an ouabain-sensitive component, related to Na+ replacement with Li+ in the primary active Na+/K+ transport system. The magnitude of this fraction is greater than in adults’ red cells. Second, an outside sodium-dependent Li+ efflux fraction, corresponding to the Li+/Na+ countertransport system with Vmax and Km values of 0.1 (mmol/I cells ”¢ h) and 2.58 (mmol/1), respectively. The Na+o-affinity for lithium efflux in this system is greater in neonatal than in adults’ red cells. Third, a leak fraction with an equal value to that reported in adults’ red cells. Furthermore, the possible non-existence of a bumetanide-sensitive lithium flux fraction was shown in neonatal red cells.
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