Figure 8 of Mol Vis 3:3, 1997.


Figure 8. Proposed mechanism of Na,K-ATPase inhibition by 12 (R) HETE

Twelve (R) HETE forms a dimer with Ca+2 at the plasma membrane outer surface and transports calcium intracellularly. Upon dissociation of the dimer, Ca+2 competes with Na+ for the sodium binding site (or its adjacent area) preventing Na+ binding and, thereby, inhibits the enzyme.

Proposed mechanism of Na,K-ATPase inhibition by 12 (R) HETE

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