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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>=== SGLT-2 protein ===<br />
Sodium/glucose co-transporter ([[SGLT]]) proteins are bound to the [[cell membrane]] and have the role of transporting glucose through the membrane into the cells, against the [[Molecular diffusion|concentration gradient]] of glucose. This is done by using the sodium gradient, produced by sodium/potassium [[ATPase]] pumps, so at the same time glucose is transported into the cells, the sodium is too. Since it is against the gradient, it requires energy to work. SGLT proteins cause the [[Renal glucose reabsorption|glucose reabsorption]] from the [[glomerular filtrate]], independent of [[insulin]].</div>FuzzyBot