Stanley Schultz

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Stanley Schultz is affiliated with the following schools: University of Pittsburgh, University of California, San Francisco, Columbia University, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University

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According to Wikipedia, Stanley G. Schultz was an American physician and scientist whose work led to the development of oral rehydration therapy. He held the Fondren Family Chair in Cellular Signaling and the H. Wayne Hightower Distinguished Professorship in the Medical Sciences at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston before becoming the center's medical school dean.

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Coupled transport of sodium and organic solutes. (1970) (858)
ION TRANSPORT IN ISOLATED RABBIT ILEUM. I. SHORT-CIRCUIT CURRENT AND NA FLUXES. (1964) (541)
Sodium-coupled chloride transport by epithelial tissues. (1979) (520)
Ion Transport in Isolated Rabbit Ileum : II. The interaction between active sodium and active sugar transport (1964) (480)
Ionic Conductances of Extracellular Shunt Pathway in Rabbit Ileum (1972) (415)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli: V. Regulation of cation content. (1965) (324)
Basic principles of membrane transport (1980) (311)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli (1961) (277)
Studies on the Electrical Potential Profile across Rabbit Ileum (1971) (275)
Determination of the Effective Hydrodynamic Radii of Small Molecules by Viscometry (1961) (273)
Homocellular regulatory mechanisms in sodium-transporting epithelia: avoidance of extinction by "flush-through". (1981) (271)
Alanine and Sodium Fluxes Across Mucosal Border of Rabbit Ileum (1967) (232)
Coupled sodium-chloride influx across the brush border of rabbit ileum. (1973) (221)
Amino Acid and Sugar Transport in Rabbit Ileum (1966) (219)
Kinetic Relations of the Na-Amino Acid Interaction at the Mucosal Border of Intestine (1967) (211)
Sodium and Sugar Fluxes across the Mucosal Border of Rabbit Ileum (1969) (211)
ION transport by mammalian small intestine. (1974) (208)
Physiological Reviews (1941) (205)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli (1966) (196)
Ion Transport in Isolated Rabbit Ileum (1964) (188)
Sodium chloride transport by rabbit gallbladder. Direct evidence for a coupled NaCl influx process (1975) (172)
Brush-border processes and transepithelial Na and Cl transport by rabbit ileum. (1974) (127)
Interactions between Active Sodium Transport and Active Amino-acid Transport in Isolated Rabbit Ileum (1965) (116)
Sodium-coupled solute transport of small intestine: a status report. (1977) (116)
Lysine Transport across Isolated Rabbit Ileum (1969) (111)
Ion transport by rabbit colon (1976) (109)
Cell swelling increases a barium-inhibitable potassium conductance in the basolateral membrane of Necturus small intestine. (1984) (105)
Molecular Biology of Membrane Transport Disorders (1996) (104)
Electrical Potential Differences and Electromotive Forces in Epithelial Tissues (1972) (86)
Relations among transepithelial sodium transport, potassium exchange, and cell volume in rabbit ileum (1976) (84)
Dicarboxylic Amino Acid Influx across Brush Border of Rabbit Ileum (1970) (78)
Interactions between leucine and lysine transport in rabbit ileum. (1969) (74)
A cellular model for active sodium absorption by mammalian colon. (1984) (72)
Sodium-coupled glycine uptake by Ehrlich ascites tumor cells results in an increase in cell volume and plasma membrane channel activities. (1988) (72)
Cation transport and metabolism in Streptococcus fecalis. (1966) (69)
Effect of Inhibitors on Alanine Transport in Isolated Rabbit Ileum (1967) (69)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli : II. Intracellular chloride concentration (1962) (67)
Sodium-coupled amino acid and sugar transport by Necturus small intestine. An equivalent electrical circuit analysis of a rheogenic co-transport system. (1982) (65)
Differential induction of PPAR-gamma by luminal glutamine and iNOS by luminal arginine in the rodent postischemic small bowel. (2006) (62)
CATION TRANSPORT IN ESCHERICHIA COLI. IV. KINETICS OF NET K UPTAKE. (1963) (61)
ENTERAL GLUTAMINE BUT NOT ALANINE MAINTAINS SMALL BOWEL BARRIER FUNCTION AFTER ISCHEMIA/REPERFUSION INJURY IN RATS (2004) (61)
Active sodium transport and the electrophysiology of rabbit colon (1977) (61)
Intracellular Cl concentrations and influxes across the brush border of rabbit ileum. (1973) (57)
Effect of acetazolamide on sodium and chloride transport by in vitro rabbit ileum. (1975) (57)
Sodium-coupled sugar transport: effects on intracellular sodium activities and sodium-pump activity. (1984) (57)
Effect of aldosterone on ion transport by rabbit colonIn vitro (1978) (53)
Effect of sugars on ion fluxes in intest-ine. (1968) (53)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli : VI. K exchange (1966) (50)
A century of (epithelial) transport physiology: from vitalism to molecular cloning. (1998) (50)
An overview of intestinal absorptive and secretory processes. (1972) (50)
Fructose influx across the brush border of rabbit ileum. (1970) (49)
The interaction between active sodium transport and active sugar transport in the isolated rabbit ileum. (1963) (48)
Effect of Sugars on Transport of Alanine in Intestine (1966) (47)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli : VII. Potassium requirement for phosphate uptake (1967) (46)
Effects of Na-coupled alanine transport on intracellular K activities and the K conductance of the basolateral membranes ofNecturus small intestine (2005) (44)
The effect of sugars and amino acids on mucosal Na+ and K+ concentrations in rabbit ileum. (1969) (43)
The immune-enhancing enteral agents arginine and glutamine differentially modulate gut barrier function following mesenteric ischemia/reperfusion. (2004) (41)
The electrophysiology of rabbit descending colon (1982) (40)
The type of sodium-coupled solute modulates small bowel mucosal injury, transport function, and ATP after ischemia/reperfusion injury in rats. (2002) (40)
Interaction between cell sodium and the amiloride-sensitive sodium entry step in rabbit colon (1978) (40)
Sodium-coupled amino acid and sugar transport byNecturus small intestine (1982) (39)
William Harvey and the circulation of the blood: the birth of a scientific revolution and modern physiology. (2002) (38)
Effects of Monovalent Cations on the Sodium-Alanine Interaction in Rabbit Ileum (1970) (37)
Ion Transport in Isolated Rabbit Ileum III. Chloride fluxes (1964) (36)
Homeostasis, Humpty Dumpty, and Integrative Biology (1996) (36)
Thickness changes in lipid bilayer membranes. (1970) (35)
Interpretation of Hexose-dependent Electrical Potential Differences in Small Intestine (1967) (34)
Oxidative metabolism of rabbit ileal mucosa. (1974) (34)
An equivalent electrical circuit model for "sodium-transporting" epithelia in the steady-state. (1977) (34)
Stimulation of dome formation in MDCK kidney epithelial cultures by inducers of differentiation: Dissociation from effects on transepithelial resistance and cyclic AMP levels (1982) (34)
An introduction to membrane transport and bioelectricity (1988) (34)
Alanine transport across isolated rabbit ileum. (1967) (34)
Two-dimensional centrifugation for desk-top clinical chemistry. (1985) (33)
Some properties of KCl-filled microelectrodes: Correlation of potassium “leakage” with tip resistance (2005) (33)
Transport Across Small Intestine (1979) (32)
Intracellular chloride activities in rabbit gallbladder: Direct evidence for the role of the sodium-gradient in energizing “Uphill” chloride transport (1978) (32)
Effect of bile salts on transport across brush border of rabbit ileum. (1970) (31)
Ion-Coupled Transport across Biological Membranes (1978) (30)
Intracellular chloride activities and active chloride absorption in the intestinal epithelium of the winter flounder (1979) (30)
Alanine and glucose effects on the intracellular electrical potential of rabbit ileum (1970) (29)
Immune-enhancing enteral nutrients differentially modulate the early proinflammatory transcription factors mediating gut ischemia/reperfusion. (2005) (29)
Epithelial water absorption: Osmosis or cotransport? (2001) (28)
Ion-Coupled Transport of Organic Solutes across Biological Membranes (1986) (27)
Reconstitution of an inwardly rectifying potassium channel from the basolateral membranes of Necturus enterocytes into planar lipid bilayers. (1989) (26)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli : III. Potassium fluxes in the steady-state (1962) (26)
Active Sodium Transport Across Rabbit Ileum in Experimental Cholera Induced by Choleragen (1967) (26)
Influx of neutral amino acids across the brush border of rabbit ileum. Stereospecificity and the roles of the -amino and -carboxylate groups. (1972) (26)
Sodium Chloride Transport by Rabbit Direct Evidence for a Coupled NaC1 Influx Process Gallbladder (1975) (25)
Cellular Models of Epithelial Ion Transport (1986) (24)
Electrophysiology ofNecturus urinary bladder: I. “Instantaneous” current-voltage relations in the presence of varying mucosal sodium concentrations (2005) (23)
Iron influx across the brush border of rabbit duodenum: effects of anemia and iron loading. (1972) (23)
Electrophysiological Studies of Sodium Cotransport in Epithelia: Toward a Cellular Model a (1985) (23)
Effect of hypertonicity on the increase in basolateral conductance of Necturus small intestine in response to Na+-sugar cotransport. (1986) (22)
Ion transport by epithelia. (1981) (21)
Relation between intracellular sodium and active sodium transport in rabbit colon: Current-voltage relations of the apical sodium entry mechanism in the presence of varying luminal sodium concentrations (2005) (20)
A peptide from the Drosophila Shaker K+ channel inhibits a voltage-gated K+ channel in basolateral membranes of Necturus enterocytes. (1992) (20)
The Role of Paracellular Pathways in Isotonic Fluid Transport * (1977) (20)
A general relation between membrane potential, ion activities, and pump fluxes for nonsymmetric cells in a steady state (1974) (20)
Ionic permeability of epithelial tissues. (1976) (20)
Ion transport processes in basolateral membranes of epithelia. (1984) (20)
Effect of anions on amiloride-sensitive, active sodium transport across rabbit colon,in Vitro (1977) (19)
Sodium and Chloride Transport across Isolated Rabbit IIeum (1974) (19)
Effects of unilateral sodium replacement on sugar transport across in vitro rabbit ileum. (1975) (19)
Modification of intestinal secretion in experimental cholera. (1969) (18)
P-chloromercuribenzene sulfonate blocks and reverses the effect of amiloride on sodium transport across rabbit colon in vitro. (1978) (18)
Cholesterol and bile salt influxes across brush border of rabbit jejunum. (1971) (18)
Colocalization of glycolytic enzyme activity and KATP channels in basolateral membrane of Necturusenterocytes. (1998) (17)
Reconstitution of a KATP channel from basolateral membranes of Necturus enterocytes. (1995) (17)
Sodium Absorption, Volume Control and Potassium Channels: In Tribute to a Great Biologist (2001) (17)
Volume regulatory responses of basolateral membrane vesicles from Necturus enterocytes: role of the cytoskeleton. (1999) (17)
Colocalization of glycolytic enzyme activity and KATP channels in basolateral membrane of Necturus enterocytes. (1998) (16)
Effects of cycloheximide on influx across the brush border of rabbit small intestine (1973) (16)
Properties of the passive conductance pathway acrossin vitro rat jejunum (2005) (16)
Effects of sugars and amino acids on sodium and potassium influx in rabbit ileum. (1973) (16)
Effects of ouabain on the function and structure of a cell line (MDCK) derived from canine kidney (1974) (16)
Distinction between galactose and phenylalanine effects on alanine transport in rabbit ileum. (1971) (15)
The electrophysiology of rabbit descending colon (1982) (15)
Transmural Potential Difference, Short-circuit Current and Sodium Transport in Isolated Rabbit Ileum (1963) (15)
Transport across epithelia: some basic principles. (1976) (15)
Chapter 2 Intracellular Sodium Activities and Basolateral Membrane Potassium Conductances of Sodium-Absorbing Epithelial Cells (1989) (14)
Repressive control of potassium transport in Escherichia coli. (1966) (14)
Current-voltage relations of sodium-coupled sugar transport across the apical membrane ofNecturus small intestine (2005) (14)
Principles of electro physiology and their application to epithelial tissues (1974) (13)
Equivalent electrical circuit models and the study of Na transport across epithelia: nonsteady-state current-voltage relations. (1981) (13)
Active chloride secretion by in vitro guinea‐pig seminal vesicle and its possible relation to vesicular function in vivo. (1975) (13)
The effect of ethacrynic acid on sodium transport by isolated rabbit ileum. (1969) (13)
Transcellular sodium transport and intracellular sodium activities in rabbit gallbladder. (1986) (12)
Homocellular regulatory mechanisms in sodium-transporting epithelia: An extension of the Koefoed-Johnsen-Ussing model (1982) (12)
Potassium transport across rabbit descending colonin Vitro: Evidence for single-file diffusion through a paracellular pathway (2005) (12)
Pump-leak parallelism in sodium-absorbing epithelia: the role of ATP-regulated potassium channels. (1997) (12)
The role of sodium in non-electrolyte transport across animal cell membranes. (1969) (12)
Volume regulation and 'cross-talk' in sodium-absorbing epithelial cells. (1998) (11)
Potassium transport and intracellular potassium activities in rabbit gallbladder (2005) (11)
Effect of trypsin on a Ca(2+)-activated K+ channel reconstituted into planar phospholipid bilayers. (1992) (11)
Cell Na+ activities and transcellular Na+ absorption by descending colon from normal and Na+-deprived rabbits (1987) (11)
Reconstitution of a calcium-activated potassium channel in basolateral membranes of rabbit colonocytes into planar lipid bilayers (1989) (10)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli (1962) (10)
The Transfer of Human Placental Lactogen across Isolated Amnion-Chorion (1970) (10)
Effects of anions on amiloride-sensitive, active sodium transport across rabbit colon, in vitro. Evidence for "trans-inhibition" of the Na entry mechanism. (1977) (10)
Reconstitution of isolated Ca(2+)-activated K+ channel proteins from basolateral membranes of rabbit colonocytes. (1991) (9)
Electrophysiology ofNecturus urinary bladder: II. Time-dependent current-voltage relations of the basolateral membranes (2005) (9)
Models of electrolyte absorption and secretion by gastrointestinal epithelia. (1979) (9)
Potassium channels in basolateral membrane vesicles from necturus enterocytes: stretch and ATP sensitivity. (2000) (8)
Competitive interactions between L-alanine and L-phenylalanine in rabbit ileum. (1971) (8)
Seasonal variations in the fine structure of the Necturus maculosus urinary bladder epithelium: low transporters and high transporters. (1984) (8)
From a pump handle to oral rehydration therapy: a model of translational research. (2007) (8)
Stimulation of intestinal sodium absorption by sugars. (1970) (8)
Histidine influx across brush border of rabbit ileum. (1971) (8)
Effect of sodium on L-alanine flux across the mucosal border of intestine. (1966) (7)
Application of equivalent electrical circuit models to study of sodium transport across epithelial tissues. (1979) (6)
Current-voltage properties of the active sodium transport pathway across rabbit colon. (1981) (6)
The Movement of Molecules across Cell Membranes. W. D. Stein. Academic Press, New York, 1967. xviii + 369 pp., illus. $17.50. Theoretical and Experimental Biology, vol. 6 (1968) (6)
Immunoisolation of a K+ channel from basolateral membranes of Necturus enterocytes. (1993) (5)
D-Arabinose influx across the brush border of rabbit ileum. (1970) (5)
A Bacterial Mutant with Impaired Potassium Transport (1960) (5)
Ion Transport in Isolated Rabbit Ileum (1964) (4)
Cellular and molecular biology of sodium transport (1989) (4)
Hans Ussing Memorial Issue: Epithelial Membrane Transport (2001) (4)
Basolateral Membrane Properties of Sodium-absorbing Epithelia (1984) (4)
Reversal of glibenclamide and voltage block of an epithelial KATP channel. (1996) (4)
Biology Of Sodium-Absorbing Epithelial Cells: Dawning of a New Era (2011) (4)
Localization of calmodulin in the enterocyte of Necturus small intestine. (1988) (4)
The 'pump-leak' parallelism in Necturus enterocytes: some cellular and molecular insights. (1994) (4)
Effects of a Shaker K+ channel peptide and trypsin on a K+ channel in Necturus enterocytes. (1993) (4)
An introduction to membrane transport and bioelectricity : foundations of general physiology and electrochemical signaling (1994) (4)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli (1965) (3)
Potassium transport by rabbit descending colon, in vitro. (1981) (3)
Time-dependent phenomena in voltage-clamped epithelia (2005) (3)
Kinetics of the effect of amiloride on the permeability of the apical membrane of rabbit descending colon to sodium (2005) (3)
7 – Small Intestinal Absorption and Secretion in Health and Disease (1984) (2)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli (1963) (2)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli (1967) (1)
Stimulation of intestinal sodium absorption by sugars: reply to Dr. Fordtran. (1971) (1)
Glucose absorption by in vitro perfused ileum of the fetal rat. (1982) (1)
Ion Transport in Isolated Rabbit Ileum (1964) (1)
The absence of an effect of vitamin B6 deficiency on L-alanine transport across rabbit ileum in vitro. (1969) (1)
A century of (epithelial) transport physiology: from vitalism to molecular cloning. (1998) (1)
The double-membrane model for sodium-absorbing epithelia: current status and questions for the future. (1983) (1)
Effect of cycloheximide on influx across the brush border of rabbit small intestine. (1973) (1)
Effect of Cyclic-Adenosine-Monophosphate on Chloride Transport Across some Mammalian Epithelia (1977) (1)
Glass-ceramics based on phases with NZP-type structure (1994) (1)
The application of two-dimensional centrifugation to clinical chemistry testing. (1986) (0)
Cation Transport in Escherichia coli (1962) (0)
Epithelial water absorption: I (2016) (0)
Symposium A: Regulation of cell volume and pHSodium-coupled glycine uptake by ehrlich cells results in an increase in cell volume and membrane conductance to Cl and K (1988) (0)
SOLUTE AND WATER TRANSPORT ACROSS VERTEBRATE EPITHELIA: CHAIRMAN'S INTRODUCTORY REMARKS (1977) (0)
INTRALUMINAL NUTRIENTS ALTER MUCOSA PERMEABILITY FOLLOWING GUT ISCHEMIA REPERFUSION.: 192 (2001) (0)
Diseases of intestinal absorption and secretion. (1975) (0)
12. The Double-Membrane Model for Transepithelial Ion Transport: Are Homocellular and Transcellular Ion Transport Related? (1978) (0)
Remembrance of things past and concerns for the future. (1999) (0)
METABOLIZABLE SOLUTES MAINTAIN INTEGRITY OF THE ACTIN CYTOSKELETON AND MEMBRANE BARRIER FUNCTION FOLLOWING MESENTERIC ISCHEMIA/REPERFUSION.: 217 (2003) (0)
Musings of a Past-President (1994) (0)
Peter Ferguson Curran, 1931–1974 (1975) (0)
Stanley G. Schultz (2015) (0)
Reply to Dr. Fordtran (1971) (0)
model of translational research From a pump handle to oral rehydration therapy: a (2015) (0)
Membrane Transport, General Concepts (2013) (0)
Peter F. Curran (1931-1974). The man and his mark. (1975) (0)
1997 International Congress of Physiological Sciences (1995) (0)
Contents, Vol. 1, 1970 (1970) (0)
Electrical feed-back between basolateral membrane and apical membrane in Na-coupled sugar transport by small intestine (1988) (0)
"What's in a name?" Musings of a past-president. (1994) (0)
20th Meeting European Intestinal Transport Group (2009) (0)

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