Active Transport Flashcards

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1
Q

A cell uses transport protein to move a substance against its concentration gradient—from an area of lower
concentration to an area of higher concentration.

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Active Transport

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Involves the use of carrier proteins (called protein pumps due to their use of energy)

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Active Transport

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3
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Compared to PT, Active Transport goes from?

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Low to High concentrations
Opposite of the concentration gradient

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4
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How are carrier proteins used?

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  • A specific solute will bind to the protein pump
  • The hydrolysis of ATP (to ADP + Pi) causes a conformational change
  • The solute molecule is consequently translocated across the membrane
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5
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Energy may be generated

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PAT (Primary Active Transport)
SAT (Secondary Active Transport)

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6
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Direct Hydrolysis of ATP

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PAT

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7
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Idirectly coupling transport with another molecule

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SAT

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