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The Journal of Physiology|April 1, 1997
Cytoplasmic calcium buffers in intact human red cellsT Tiffert, V L LewThe Journal of Physiology|January 10, 1998
Apparent Ca2+ dissociation constant of Ca2+ chelators incorporated non-disruptively into intact human red cellsT Tiffert, V L LewCell Calcium|December 6, 2001
Kinetics of inhibition of the plasma membrane calcium pump by vanadate in intact human red cellsT Tiffert, V L LewBiochimica Et Biophysica Acta|August 21, 1986
Effect of changes in the rate of ionophore A23187-induced calcium influx on the pump-leak steady-state distribution of calcium in inosine-fed human red cellsT Tiffert, V L LewBiochimica Et Biophysica Acta|June 13, 1984
Irreversible ATP depletion caused by low concentrations of formaldehyde and of calcium-chelator esters in intact human red cellsT Tiffert, J Garcia-Sancho, V L LewBiochimica Et Biophysica Acta|August 18, 1988
Magnitude of calcium influx required to induce dehydration of normal human red cellsT Tiffert, J L Spivak, V L LewThe Journal of Membrane Biology|May 17, 2000
Effect of ferriprotoporphyrin IX and non-heme iron on the Ca(2+) pump of intact human red cellsT Tiffert, V L Lew, D Perdomo, et al.The Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine|March 10, 2001
A fast and simple screening test to search for specific inhibitors of the plasma membrane calcium pumpT Tiffert, N Daw, D Perdomo, et al.The Journal of Clinical Investigation|November 1, 1993
Effects of deoxygenation on active and passive Ca2+ transport and on the cytoplasmic Ca2+ levels of sickle cell anemia red cellsZ Etzion, T Tiffert, R M Bookchin, et al.The Journal of Physiology|May 1, 1993
Effects of deoxygenation on active and passive Ca2+ transport and cytoplasmic Ca2+ buffering in normal human red cellsT Tiffert, Z Etzion, R M Bookchin, et al.Pageof 8