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Fig. 9. H+-ATPase-dependent base secretion in H+-ATPase-rich
cells. (A) Basal base secretion. Most of the H+-ATPase is in
cytoplasmic vesicles. (i) Continuous recycling with the basolateral membrane.
(B) Upregulation of base secretion under blood alkalosis. (ii) Short-term
response: microtubule-dependent relocation of the pre-existent cytoplasmic
pool to the basolateral membrane. (iii) In the longer term, there is also
upregulation of H+-ATPase synthesis. (B) Model for base secretion
in H+-ATPase-rich cells. P, Pendrin; CA, carbonic anhydrase; CC,
chloride channel; a, apical side; b, basolateral side; N, nucleus.