Mitochondrial NCLX (also known as SLC8B1), located at the inner membrane, catalyzes the Na+-dependent Ca2+ efflux out of the matrix. Ca2+ extrusion is electrogenic (3 or 4 Na+ ions for 1 Ca2+ ion).
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