Phosphate uptake by P-limitedOscillatoria agardhii

Phosphate Uptake by Phosphate-Starved Euglena

Phosphate participates in an essential way in a number of cell functions, including glycolysis, oxidative phosphorylation, and nucleic acid synthesis. In almost all the cell types studied, the entry of phosphate seems to be controlled at the cell surface (1). In yeast, in which phosphate can be transported against a concentration gradient, the accumulation of phosphate depends on glycolysis and...

Phosphate uptake by yeast cells

High Phosphate Uptake

Human red blood cells reach an equilibrium of phosphate distribution at 37 ° much faster with o . I I M or intermediate levels than with o.o2 M and lower phosphate levels. Other divalent anions added to 0.o2 M phosphate solutions have an action similar to that of the extra phosphate. A past observation that phosphate escapes from red cells more slowly than it enters them appears to have arisen ...

Nitrate and Phosphate uptake by immobilized cells of Gloeocapsa gelatinosa

The use of algae to treat wastewater has been under investigation for decades. Laboratory experiments were performed to study the growth rate and nitrate and phosphate uptake of free and immobilized cells of saline tolerant, nitrogen fixing cyanobacterium Gloeocapsa gelatinosa. The immobilization was carried out in calcium alginate matrix. The immobilized cells were found to be highly effective...

The uptake and loss of phosphate by frog muscle.