Membrane structure and function Flashcards
primary active transport
primary active transport- uses the energy of ATP hydrolysis to drive cargo against its chemical gradient
secondary active transport
secondary active transport- uses the energy stored in an electrochemical gradient (typically Na+) to drive cargo against its concentration gradient
** p-type pumps **
ion transport pumps that use ATP to pump ions across membranes
**ABC pumps **
pumps molecules against gradients while hydrolyzing ATP
(frequently cause resistance by taking drugs out of target cells)
F type pumps
uses ion gradients to produce ATP
(atp synthase)
V type pumps
uses ATP to produce hydrogen ion gradients
(lysosomes)
voltage gated ion channels
Voltage gated ion channels open based on concentration gradients of ions
ligand-gated ion channels
the binding of a ligand opens a channel to allow ions to pass
- ligands can be either cytosolic or extracellular
mechanical gated ion channel
perturbation of plasma membrane causes the mechanical gate to open