MCT1

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MCT1	Mono Carboxylate Transporter 1 (protein expression)

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The plasma membrane transporter MCT4, but not MCT1, is up-regulated by hypoxia through a HIF-1(alpha)-dependent mechanism. The effect of alkalizing agents on malignant processes, from ... by Bradford, Robert W. / Townsend Letter It was concluded that the enhanced ability to take up lactate by the trained muscles was due to the increase in MCT1 transporters (Bonen, 2000). Lactate kinetics after intermittent and continuous exercise training by Gharbi, Adnene; Chamari, Karim; Kallel, Amjad; Ahmaidi, Said; Tabka, Zouhair; Abdelkarim, Zbidi / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine			MCSSS MCSSSD MCSST MCST MCST3 MCSTC MCSTEP MCSTOPPP MCSTSC MCSTWG MCSU MCSUI MCSV MCSVCC MCSW MCSWCD MCSWD MCSWE MCSWG MCSWMD MCSWO MCSX MCT MCT/LCT MCT/PBSCT MCT1 MCTA MCTAC MCTACCS MCTAG MCTAGS MCTAP MCTB MCTBA MCTBF MCTC MCTC-IS MCTCA MCTD MCTDA MCTDE MCTDH MCTDH/BSE MCTDHF MCTDMA MCTE MCTEC MCTEEP MCTEH MCTEX MCTF			MCST MCST3 MCSTC MCSTEP MCSTOPPP MCSTSC MCSTWG MCSU MCSUI MCSV MCSVCC MCSW MCSWCD MCSWD MCSWE McSweeney's Quarterly Concern MCSWG MCSWMD MCSWO MCSX MCT MCT MCT MCT oil MCT/LCT MCT/PBSCT MCT1 MCTA MCTAC MCTACCS MCTAG McTaggart, John Ellis McTaggart, John McTaggart Ellis MCTAGS MCTAP MCTB MCTBA MCTBF MCTC MCTC-IS MCTCA MCTD MCTD MCTDA MCTDE MCTDH MCTDH/BSE MCTDHF MCTDMA MCTE McTeague McTeague, Trina

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