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Theoretical and Experimental Basis for a Specific Countertransport System in Membranes

A sodium ion carrier transport system contains the antibiotic monensin in the membrane and uses a pH gradient as an energy source. The experimental results are in accord with theoretical predictions based on a mechanism which is understood on a molecular level.

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