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|description=The '''phosphate carrier''' transports negatively charged [[inorganic phosphate]] across the inner mt-membrane. The transport can be described either as symport of H<sup>+</sup> with Pi, or antiport of hydroxide against Pi. The phosphate carrier is a component of the [[phosphorylation system]]. | |description=The '''phosphate carrier''' transports negatively charged [[inorganic phosphate]] across the inner mt-membrane. The transport can be described either as symport of H<sup>+</sup> with Pi, or antiport of hydroxide against Pi. The phosphate carrier is a component of the [[phosphorylation system]]. | ||
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Phosphate carrier
Description
The phosphate carrier transports negatively charged inorganic phosphate across the inner mt-membrane. The transport can be described either as symport of H+ with Pi, or antiport of hydroxide against Pi. The phosphate carrier is a component of the phosphorylation system.
Abbreviation: n.a.
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