Lecture 10 Flashcards
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What type of channels are there?
Open and Gated
What do gated channels open to?
Chemical or electrical signals
What type of transport are channels?
Facilitated transport
* Proteins required to transport with the concentration gradient
What type of proteins are involved in channels?
Integral membrane proteins
What are transporters?
Transporters are like channels that are closed and open when they bind to the things that it wants to transport (ligand binding)
What type of transporters are there?
- Uniporter
- Symporter
- Antiporter
Uniporter
One molecule with the concentration gradient
Symporter
Both molecules going in same direction
* One against concentration gradient
* One with concentration gradient
Antiporter
Both molecules going in opposite directions
* One against concentration gradient
* One with concentration gradient
What does active transport use?
ATP
True or False:
Active transport transports against the concentration gradient (from low to high)
True
How is active transport classified?
- Subunit composition
- Molecules transported
- Mechanism of action
What classes of ATP pumps are there?
- V class
- F class
- ABC-type
- P class