A study of the transport of lithium across the erythrocyte membrane in vivo and of the effects of the ion transport inhibitors digoxin and dipyridamole.
1. We have given an oral load of lithium carbonate to healthy volunteers in order to investigate the transport of lithium across the erythrocyte membrane in vivo and the effects of known inhibitors of that transport. 2. Using this technique we have shown that pretreatment with either digoxin, an inh...
Auteurs principaux: | Wood, A, Aronson, J, Bunch, C, Grahame-Smith, D |
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Format: | Journal article |
Langue: | English |
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1989
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