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Abstract
The kinetics of the influx of PO43− into erythrocytes reveal a first-order process, with a half-time of 140 min at 37°.
The exchange measured for short times of incubation (0–300 sec) revealed that the incorporation of 32P begins immediately and increases linearly. Inorganic phosphate is the precursor of phosphate in organic fractions: the highest initial specific activity was constantly found in this inorganic fraction. Incorporation of labelled phosphate into ATP and ADP is not so rapid and phosphate esters exchange very slowly.
The flux through the membrane remains proportional to the extracellular concentration and is not affected by a ten-fold increase above physiological conditions. This lack of saturation effect and null value for the affinity constant, excludes any participation of an active site located in the membrane.
The kinetics of permeability are not modified by competitive anions (SO42−, AsO43−). The AsO43− ions decreased the uptake slowly; however, this effect is an indirect consequence of the inhibition of glycolysis.
The above results are in accordance with a process of simple diffusion.