1970•Acta Physiologica ScandinavicaRequires access

The Effect of Amiloride on Sodium Transport in the Normal and Moulting Frog Skin

Robert L. Nielsen, R. W. S. Tomilson

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Abstract It is shown that amiloride is a potent inhibitor for the active sodium transport across tht‐isolated frog skin. The percentage inhibition produced by various amiloride concentrations was not dependent on the initial short‐circuit current but rather on the phase of the moulting cycle at which the skin was tested.

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Key concepts: Amiloride, Frog Skin, Moulting, Sodium, Chemistry, Endocrinology, GRENOUILLE, Internal medicine