Penetration of erythrocyte membrane by peroxynitrite: Participation of the anion exchange protein

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Abstract

Participation of the anion exchange protein (Band 3 protein) of the erythrocyte membrane in the transport of peroxynitrite into erythrocytes was shown by partial inhibition of hemoglobin oxidation by extracellular peroxynitrite in cells treated with Band 3 inhibitors. These results demonstrate that permeation in the anionic form may be a minor pathway in the membrane transport of the peroxynitrite anion/peroxynitrous acid couple, especially in membranes reach in anion exchangers or channels.

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Soszyński, M., & Bartosz, G. (1997). Penetration of erythrocyte membrane by peroxynitrite: Participation of the anion exchange protein. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology International, 43(2), 319–325. https://doi.org/10.1080/15216549700204101

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