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Department of BiologyFaculty
We study the intrinsic (i.e., homocellular) mechanisms responsible for regulation of enterocyte volume during periods of nutrient absorption in the intestine of Aplysia californica. During transcellular alanine absorption, the K + conductance of the enterocyte's apical membrane increases. Our investigation focuses on the mechanism that increases the number of active K + channels. Our results suggest that K + channels are delivered to apical membranes by exocytic insertion of these channels from intracellular vesicles. HOME PAGE PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES COURSES TAUGHT: Introductory Biology Seminar; Principles of Biology I; Cell Biology; Animal Physiology |
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