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antiporter
antiporter (ˈæntɪˌpɔːtə) n (Biology) biology a membrane protein that transports substances across cell membranesantiporter
antiporter[an·tē′pȯrd·ər] (cell and molecular biology) A channel protein that simultaneously or sequentially transports two different types of substrates across a cell membrane, one into the cell (for example sodium ion) and one out of the cell (for example calcium ion). antiporter
an·ti·por·ter (an'tē-pōr-ter), A protein responsible for mediating the transport of two different molecules or ions simultaneously in opposite directions through a membrane.antiporter (ant'i-port?er) A cell membrane protein that moves two substances in opposite directions through the membrane. See: symporter |