Lecture

Inhibitors Analysis: Amyloride & Wabahine

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Description

This lecture delves into the analysis of two inhibitors, amyloride and wabahine, used to study the transport of sodium. By examining the effects of these inhibitors on sodium transport, the instructor explains the intricacies of diffusion, affinity, and the challenges in removing inhibitors. The lecture highlights the differences in action time between amyloride and wabahine, shedding light on the complexities of inhibitor kinetics and their impact on ion transport processes.

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