Taurine (2-aminoethanesulfonic acid) contributes to homeostasis, mainly through its antioxidant and osmoregulatory properties. Taurine's influx and efflux are mainly mediated through the ubiquitous expression of the sodium/chloride-dependent taurine transporter, located on the plasma membrane. The significance of the taurine transporter has been shown in various organ malfunctions in taurine-transporter-null mice. The taurine transporter differentially responds to various cellular stimuli including ionic environment, electrochemical charge, and pH changes. The renal system has been used as a model to evaluate the factors that significantly determine the regulation of taurine transporter regulation.
Significance of taurine transporter (TauT) in homeostasis and its layers of regulation
Stella Baliou,A. Kyriakopoulos,M. Goulielmaki,M. Panayiotidis,D. Spandidos,V. Zoumpourlis
Published 2020 in Molecular Medicine Reports
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Molecular Medicine Reports
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2020-07-09
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Biology, Medicine, Chemistry
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