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The ClC-0 chloride channel is a 'broken' Cl−/H+ antiporter
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“In the CLC channels, the equivalent glutamate gates the conduction pathway depending on its protonation state(54), and in the CLC transporters, the glutamate participates in transport of the permeant H+(55–57).”
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“Channel homologs include CLC-0 (Lísal & Maduke, 2008), hCLC-Ka/b (Kieferle et al., 1994), hCLC-1 (Saviane et al., 1999), hCLC-2 (Britton et al., 2005), and a putative channel ngCLC (Fortea Verdejo, 2021); transporter homologs include hCLC-3 (Guzman et al., 2013), hCLC-4, hCLC-5 (Picollo & Pusch,…”
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- Lísal, J., & Maduke, M.
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- Nature Structural & Molecular Biology
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- 2008-07-20
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- 15
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- 8
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- 805-810
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- 1545-9993
- 1545-9985
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- PMC2559860
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