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An ionophore is a compound which forms a lipid-soluble complex in order to transport ions among and through biological membranes.
An '''ionophore''' is a compound which forms a lipid-soluble complex in order to transport ions among and through biological membranes. (Lipid-soluble means soluble in fats or fatty tissue, as opposed to water-soluble.)

Quercetin is an ionophore for [[zinc]] and the combination may possibly help treat [[COVID-19]], if used very early after exposure, although some are skeptical of that effect.<ref>https://chrismasterjohnphd.com/covid-19/can-quercetin-or-egcg-reduce-the-risk-of-covid-19-covid-19-updates</ref>

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