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J. E. G. Barnett

University of Southampton

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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta | 1971

The effect of hexosamines on the active transport of sugars in the hamster

J. E. G. Barnett; G. D. Holman; A. Ralph; Kenneth A. Munday

Abstract d -Glucosamine, d -mannosamine and d -galactosamine are not actively accumulated by hamster intestinal rings. The aminosugars are weak, non-competitive inhibitors of d -galactose accumulation, as are other substances containing an amino group. The inhibition is probably not caused by specific interaction with the carrier protein, osmotic or metabolic effects, and may be due to non-specific alteration of membrane properties.

Biochemical Journal | 1973

Structural requirements for binding to the sugar-transport system of the human erythrocyte

J. E. G. Barnett; G. D. Holman; Kenneth A. Munday

Biochemical Journal | 1975

Evidence for two asymmetric conformational states in the human erythrocyte sugar-transport system.

J. E. G. Barnett; G. D. Holman; Roger Chalkley; Kenneth A. Munday

Biochemical Journal | 1970

A colorimetric determination of inositol monophosphates as an assay for d-glucose 6-phosphate–1l-myoinositol 1-phosphate cyclase

J. E. G. Barnett; R. E. Brice; David L. Corina

Biochemical Journal | 1968

The mechanism of glucose 6-phosphate–d-myo-inositol 1-phosphate cyclase of rat testis. The involvement of hydrogen atoms

J. E. G. Barnett; David L. Corina

Biochemical Journal | 1973

An explanation of the asymmetric binding of sugars to the human erythrocyte sugar-transport systems

J. E. G. Barnett; G. D. Holman; Kenneth A. Munday

Biochemical Journal | 1968

Structural requirements for active intestinal sugar transport. The involvement of hydrogen bonds at C-1 and C-6 of the sugar.

J. E. G. Barnett; W. T. S. Jarvis; Kenneth A. Munday

Biochemical Journal | 1967

The hydrolysis of glycosyl fluorides by glycosidases

J. E. G. Barnett; W. T. S. Jarvis; Kenneth A. Munday

Biochemical Journal | 1970

Structural requirements for active intestinal transport. The nature of the carrier–sugar bonding at C-2 and the ring oxygen of the sugar

J. E. G. Barnett; A. Ralph; Kenneth A. Munday

Biochemical Journal | 1973

Partial reactions of d-glucose 6-phosphate–1 l-myoinositol 1-phosphate cyclase

J. E. G. Barnett; A. Rasheed; David L. Corina

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Kenneth A. Munday

University of Southampton

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David L. Corina

University of Southampton

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A. Ralph

University of Southampton

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G. D. Holman

University of Southampton

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A. Rasheed

University of Southampton

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W. T. S. Jarvis

University of Southampton

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C J Pearce

University of Southampton

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Christopher Anthony

University of Southampton

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F. Kolisis

University of Southampton

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G. Rasool

University of Southampton

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