P-type pumps Essay Flashcards

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What are P-type ATPases inhibited by?

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Micromolar amounts of orthovanadate

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How does the P-type ATPase inhibitor inhibit ATPase action?

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It acts as a competitive inhibitor and prevents a conformational change in the structure of ATPase

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How does ATP hydrolysis and the phosphorylation of aspartate change the 3D structure of P-type ATPase?

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ATP hydrolysis and phosphorylation of the aspartate results in the movement of the head regions and this conformational change (from E1 to E2) alters the affinity of the binding site and exposes the binding site to the lumen if the r sarcoplasmic reticulum (hence ion translocation).

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What is the stoichiometry for Na/K pumps in animal cells

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3 Na+ and 2 K+ for every ATP hydrolysed

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What is the role of Na/K ATPase pumps in animal cells?

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Maintain high levels of K+ and low levels of Na+

Also maintains Na+ electrochemical potential for Na+ coupled transport

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What is the stoichiometry of the H+ ATPase pump found in plant and fungal cells?

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1 H+ per ATP hydrolysed

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What’s the role of the H+ ATPase in fungal and plant cells

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Expels excess H+ produced during metabolism and generate a H+ electrochemical gradient which is used to drive H+ couple transport
It maintains negative transmembrane voltage and regulates cytosolic pH
Acidification of extracellular medium loosen cells walls

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What do the stoichiometry of Ca2+ ATPase in sarcoplasmic endoreticulum

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2 Ca2+ for every ATP hydrolysed

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What is the role of the Ca2+ ATPase in sarcoplasmic endoreticulum

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Restore low levels of cytosolic Ca2+ after muscle contraction

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What is the structure of the Ca2+ ATPase found in sarcoplasmic endoreticulum ?

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1 alpha subunit (with 3 isoforms)

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What is the stoichiometry of Ca2+ ATPase found in plasma membranes

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1-2 Ca2+ per ATP hydrolysed

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What is the role of the Ca2+ ATPase in plasma membranes?

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Maintain low cytosolic Ca2+ levels

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What is the structure of the Ca2+ ATPase in plasma membranes

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1 alpha subunit

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What is the stoichiometry of H/K ATPase on gastric epithelium cells?

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2H+:2K+ per ATP hydrolysed

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What is the role of the H/K ATPase found in gastric epithelium cells?

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Secrete H+ into the lumen do the stomach and maintain h to e acidic stomach of a pH of 7.4

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What is the structure of the H+/K+ ATPase in gastric epithelium cells?

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2 alpha and 2 beta subunits