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Transport proteins bioaccumulation

As seen above (equation (5)), the basis of the simple bioaccumulation models is that the metal forms a complex with a carrier or channel protein at the surface of the biological membrane prior to internalisation. In the case of trace metals, it is extremely difficult to determine thermodynamic stability or kinetic rate constants for the adsorption, since for living cells it is nearly impossible to experimentally isolate adsorption to the membrane internalisation sites (equation (3)) from the other processes occurring simultaneously (e.g. mass transport complexation adsorption to other nonspecific sites, Seen, (equation (31)) internalisation). [Pg.474]


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