PH gradient in a sub-tropical soil (ABC, Tibagi, Brazil)
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Regulation of tumour intracellular pH: A mathematical model examining the interplay between H and lactate
Maymona Al-Husari, Steven D. Webb
Journal of Theoretical Biology 322 (2013) 58–71
Abstract:
Non-invasive measurements of pH have shown that both tumour and normal cells have intracellular pH (pHi) that lies on the alkaline side of neutrality (7.1–7.2). However, extracellular pH (pHe) is reported to be more acidic in some tumours compared to normal tissues. Many cellular processes and therapeutic agents are known to be tightly pH dependent which makes the study of intracellular pH regulation of paramount importance. We develop a mathematical model that examines the role of various membrane-based ion transporters in tumour pH regulation, in particular, with a focus on the interplay between lactate and H ions and whether the lactate/H symporter activity is sufficient to give rise to the observed reversed pH gradient that is seen is some tumours. Using linear stability analysis and H ions. We extend this analysis using perturbation techniques to specifically examine a rapid change in H-ion concentrations relative to variations in lactate. We then perform a parameter sensitivity analysis to explore solution robustness to parameter variations. An important result from our study is that a reversed pH gradient is possible in our system but for unrealistic parameter estimates—pointing to the possible involvement of other mechanisms in cellular pH gradient reversal, for example acidic vesicles, lysosomes, golgi and endosomes.
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