2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.ceca.2014.11.004
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Potassium fluxes across the endoplasmic reticulum and their role in endoplasmic reticulum calcium homeostasis

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“…The interaction shown suggests a linear increase in the phenolic content of the three genotypes in response to increased potassium level. Generally, the K + ion regulates the internal balance for the purpose of absorption and translocation of carbohydrates that indirectly affect the formation of the basic structures of phenylpropanoids (Kuum et al, 2015). However, it is not conclusive that the increase of the phenolic compounds content in the plant can always be linear with the increase of the application of K, therefore, it could be interesting to continue investigating the range of application of K, with the possibility of find a quadratic response to relate the level of K and the production of total phenolic compounds.…”
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“…The interaction shown suggests a linear increase in the phenolic content of the three genotypes in response to increased potassium level. Generally, the K + ion regulates the internal balance for the purpose of absorption and translocation of carbohydrates that indirectly affect the formation of the basic structures of phenylpropanoids (Kuum et al, 2015). However, it is not conclusive that the increase of the phenolic compounds content in the plant can always be linear with the increase of the application of K, therefore, it could be interesting to continue investigating the range of application of K, with the possibility of find a quadratic response to relate the level of K and the production of total phenolic compounds.…”
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“…Generalmente, el ion K + regula el equilibrio interno con el propósito de absorción y translocación de hidratos de carbono que afectan indirectamente la formación de las estructuras básicas de los fenilpropanoides (Kuum et al, 2015). Sin embargo, no es concluyente que el aumento del contenido de compuestos fenólicos en la planta pueda ser siempre lineal con el incremento de la aplicación de K, por lo tanto, podría ser interesante seguir investigando el rango de aplicación de K, con la posibilidad de encontrar una respuesta cuadrática para relacionar el nivel de K y la producción de compuestos fenólicos totales.…”
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“…These data demonstrate an intracellular residence of SK2 channels at the ER membrane of neuronal HT-22 cells, with potential importance for the CyPPA-mediated protective effects against ER stress. 13 To test this hypothesis in our model of ER stress, we applied quinine and propranolol, two known blockers of the ER membrane located K + /H + exchanger, 14 and identified significant inhibition of the protective effects of SK2 channel activation in ER stress-induced cell death (Figure 7g, Supplementary Figure S9). …”
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“…11,12 Several ER-located potassium channels are supposed to be important for [Ca 2+ ] ER uptake and release by maintenance of the countercurrent required for electroneutrality. 13 For instance, small-conductance calcium-activated potassium (SK) channels have recently been detected in the sarco-/ endoplasmic reticulum of cardiomyocytes and neurons, respectively, where they may regulate [Ca 2+ ] ER uptake.…”
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“…Accurate measurement of cations like Li + , Na + , and K + is highly essential in various real environments such as environmental, industrial, clinical, and biological samples [1,6]. According to the literature, different analytical methods such as atomic absorption/emission spectrometry (AAS/AES) [7,8] inductively coupled plasma (ICP) [9], molecular/atomic fluorescence spectrometry (MFE/AFS) [10], ion-exchange chromatography [11] as well as electrochemical techniques like potentiometry using ionselective electrodes [12,13], voltammetry [14] and electro analysis [15] [16] have been reported.…”
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