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Parietal cells pump H+ (from carbonic acid breakdown) into
the stomach lumen via H+/K+ ATPase (proton pumps)
HCO3− is exported back to blood via Cl− and HCO3− antiporter
Resulting increase of HCO3− in blood leaving stomach is referred to as alkaline tide
Cl− is pumped out to lumen to
join with H+, forming HCl
when Parietal cells pump H+ into stomach lumen
H+ is pumped into stomach lumen, HCO3− is exported back to blood via Cl− and HCO3− antiporter