Ion Transport And Generayiom Of Ion Gradients Flashcards

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How is the electrochemical gradient that determines transport of solute is formed

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For a solute carrying a net charge, the concentration gradient and the electrical potential difference combine to form it

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Why does the electrochemical gradient form

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Due to the net positive charge outside the cell and net negative charge inside the cell

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When is a membrane potential created

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When there is a difference in electrical charge on the two sides of the membrane

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4
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How do ion pumps establish and maintain ion gradients

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Use energy from hydrolysis of ATP

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5
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What’s the sodium potassium pump

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Actively transports sodium ions out of the cell and potassium ions in the cell

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6
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What’s step 1+2 of sodium potassium pump

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1- the pump has high affinity for sodium ions inside the cell
2-binding occurs name the pump is phosphorylated by ATP

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7
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What’s step 3+4 of sodium potassium pump

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3-the conformation of the protein changes and the affinity for sodium ions decreases. Meaning sodium ions are released outside the cell
4-potassium ions bind outside the cell

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What’s stage 5+6 of sodium potassium pump

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5- dephosphorylation occurs and the conformation of the protein changes
6-potassium ions are taken into cell and then affinity returns to start

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9
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What happens for each ATP hydrolysed

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Three sodium ions are transported out of the cell and two potassium ions are transported into the cell. Establishing both chemical and electrical gradient

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10
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Where is the sodium potassium pump found

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Most animal cells accounting for high proportion of the basal metabolic rate

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11
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What does the sodium potassium pump do in the small intestine

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Drives the active transport of glucose

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12
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What does the sodium potassium pump do in intestinal epithelial cells

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Generates a sodium ion gradient across the plasma membrane

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What’s does the glucose transporter do

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Transports sodium ions and glucose at the same time and in the same direction

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14
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How do sodium ions enter the cell in glucose symport

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Down their concentration gradient

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15
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How does the transport of glucose pump glucose into the cell

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Against the concentration gradient

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