5. Membranes As Permeability Barriers Flashcards

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What are the roles of the transport process?

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Maintenance of ionic composition
Maintenance of intracellular pH
Regulation of cell volume

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What is the PMCA?

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Plasma membrane Ca2+ ATPase
Primary active transporter
Uses ATP, converts to ADP
Transports Ca2+ from inside to outside of cell

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What is co-transport?

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More than one type of ion or molecule may be transported on membrane transporter per reaction cycle

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What is a uniport?

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One ion/molecule transported

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What is a symport?

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Ion/molecule an co-transported ion/molecule both travel in same direction through protein

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What is an antiport?

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Transported ion/molecule and co-transported ion/molecule travel in opposite directions through protein

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Describe the Na+/K+ ATPase (sodium pump) process

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3 Na+ transported out for every 2 K+ transported in
High conc of sodium outside cell, high conc of potassium inside cell
Uses ATP

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What is the role ofCa2+ - Mg2+ - ATPase pump?

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Pumps Ca2+ out of cell
High affinity
Transports when not much calcium in cell
Low capacity

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What is the role of Na+ - Ca2+ exchanger?

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Pumps 1 calcium out of cell for every 3 sodium into cell 
Low affinity
Transports when high conc of calcium
High capacity
Antiport
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What is the role of Na+ - H+ exchanger?

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Pumps 3 sodium out for every 2 potassium in, using ATP

One sodium in for every hydrogen out

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