ion pumps Flashcards
what is the purpose of ion pumps
general maintenance of membrane potentials
that are needed later for cotransport, pH balance, signaling, etc
what are the four types of pumps
P,
V,
F,
ABC transporter
which ion pumps are structurally different
p and v
which ion pumps share functional similarity
p and v
which ion pumps are structurally similar
v and f
which ion pumps are functionally different
v and f
which ions pumsp are fucntionally and structurally different
p and f
p type pumps
structurally simple
-has phosphorylated intermediate where the pump is phosphorylated
-results in two confromational states E1 and E2
-used for many different ions- calcium, potassium, sodium, etc
what kind of pump is the na k pump
p type pump
what amino acid is phosphorylated in the na/k pump
asparated in the E1 state
how do v type pumps change and get their energy
by ATP no phosphorylation intermediate
where are v type pumps found
in lysosomes, golgi, secretory vesicles, plant vacoules, and cells that secrete H+
allows them to create an acidic enviroment
what do v type pumps pump
H ions/ protons against htier concentrations gradeint
f type pumps
also pumps h ions like v type pumps but pumps in reverse
generates ATP- ATP synthase
uses H moving down concentration gradient to make ATP
where are f type pumps found
in mitochondria and chloroplasts