Monovalent Selectivity is a biophysical mechanism that discriminates among monovalent cations, such as Na⁺ and K⁺, in ion channels or transporters by preferentially facilitating the permeation of one monovalent ion over others based on differences in dehydration energy, coordination geometry, and electrostatic interactions within the selectivity filter.
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Anion selectivity in biological systems
Ernest M. Wright, Jonathan Diamond · Physiological Reviews · 1977 · 299 citations
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