Lecture 17: Solute Transport 3 Flashcards
types of active transport
ATPase, symporter, and antiporter
antiporter
carries 2 different ions or molecules, but in different directions
symporter
carries 2 different ions or molecules, both in the same direction
what form does roots takes N up as
NO3- (nitrate) or NH4+ (Ammonium)
phosphate transporters
PHT1 for phosphate (Pi) uptake and transport
at what concentration are low affinity transporters used
high concentration
what is NHX (sodium/proton exchangers)
cation/proton anitporter
H+ pumping ATPase
primary active transport system by pumping protons out of the cell and produce electric and pH gradients
what does the proton electrochemical gradient do
driving processes of other transporters
t/f: does high-affinity K+ transport require energy
yes 2xATP
Stomatal movement is highly correlated with ___________ (under conditions of sufficient water status)
photosynthetically active radiation
what does blue light do
proton accumulation due to stimulation of H+-ATPase
what is guard cell osmotic adjustment mediated by
the accumulation of K+ and anions Malate 2- or Cl-, accumulation of sucrose from starch or photosynthesis
membrane transport/osmotic adjustment controls ___________ in petals
sleep movement