Sodium potassium ATPase pump (Chapman et al. 1983)


Chapman JB, Johnson EA, Kootsey JM. (1983). Electrical and biochemical properties of an enzyme model of the sodium pump. The Journal of membrane biology. 74 [PubMed]

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