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Rice PA, Rourke JE, Nesbitt EL. In vitro perfusion studies of the human placenta. IV. Some characteristics of the glucose transport system in the human placenta. Gynecol Invest. 1976;7(4):213-21
Rice, P. A., Rourke, J. E., & Nesbitt, E. L. (1976). In vitro perfusion studies of the human placenta. IV. Some characteristics of the glucose transport system in the human placenta. Gynecologic investigation, 7(4), 213-21.
Rice, P A, et al. "In vitro perfusion studies of the human placenta. IV. Some characteristics of the glucose transport system in the human placenta." Gynecologic investigation vol. 7,4 (1976): 213-21.
Rice PA, Rourke JE, Nesbitt EL. In vitro perfusion studies of the human placenta. IV. Some characteristics of the glucose transport system in the human placenta. Gynecol Invest. 1976;7(4):213-21. PMID: 992481.
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Gynecol Invest. 1976;7(4):213-21.

In vitro perfusion studies of the human placenta. IV. Some characteristics of the glucose transport system in the human placenta.

Gynecologic investigation

P A Rice, J E Rourke, E L Nesbitt

PMID: 992481

Abstract

In vitro perfusion studies of glucose transport in the human placenta show saturation kinetics at high glucose concentrations and competitive inhibition of glucose transfer by the nonmetablizable glucose analog 3-O-methyl-alpha-D glucopyranoside. These characteristics provide further evidence that glucose is transported by a facilitated diffusion process in the human placenta.

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