Evidence for a channel for the electrogenic transport of chloride ion in the rat hepatocyte
Christine E. Bear, Connie N. Petrunka, Steven M. Strasberg – 1 May 1985 – Chloride is the major inorganic anion in bile but its mechanism of passage from blood to bile is uncertain. Specific membrane channels account for most net inorganic anion flux in other cell types such as the proximal tubular cell and red blood cell; disulfonic stilbenes inhibit anion movement through these channels. Therefore, we have sought the presence of similar channels in the hepatocyte.