Abstract
The conditions for the determination of rates of monosaccharide transport across human erythrocyte membranes by gas chromatography are presented and compared with measurements undertaken by other techniques. The use of gas chromatography in the measurement of transport rates represents an advantage in some types of transport experiments over light-scattering measurements but is comparable to radioisotope procedures for determining transport. When radioisotopic sugars are not readily available, gas chromatographic measurements may constitute the method of choice.
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