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In PA, autoimmune attack destroys parietal cells and/or neutralises intrinsic factor via antibodies

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Differentially expressed between tissues, SLC22A4 is notably highly expressed both on the apical membrane of the small intestine where it functions in a pH-dependent fashion to take ergothioneine up from the diet (29) and on the apical membrane of proximal tubular cells in the kidney where it functions in renal reabsorption (30)

Instead, phosphorylation sites arise in long, disordered loops between domains or at the termini

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