Type II Na-P<sub>i</sub>cotransport is regulated transcriptionally by ambient bicarbonate/carbon dioxide tension in OK cells
Andreas Werner Jehle(ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences), Heini Murer, Reto Krapf(Psychiatry Baselland), Eleanor D. Lederer(University of Louisville), Helene Hilfiker(University of Zurich), M. Pfister(University of Louisville), Jürg Biber(University of Zurich)
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