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central to the integrity of all organisms is the recognition of what is in (me) and what is out (not me). Many membrane-based activities are required to keep what is “me” differentiated and protected from what is “not me”. Recognition of this difference between inside and outside and the

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<i>Hydrogen sulfide as a regulator of respiratory epithelial sodium transport: the role of sodium-potassium ATPase</i>. Focus on “Hydrogen sulfide contributes to hypoxic inhibition of airway transepithelial sodium absorption”

Hydrogen sulfide as a regulator of respiratory epithelial sodium transport: the role of sodium-potassium ATPase. Focus on “Hydrogen sulfide contributes to hypoxic inhibition of airway transepithelial sodium absorption”