-
structure of
uniporters, as well as
directly observe the
movement of ions
through proteins in real-time. The
discovery of
mutations in
uniporters has been...
-
Facilitated diffusion (also
known as
facilitated transport or p****ive-mediated transport) is the
process of
spontaneous p****ive
transport (as
opposed to...
-
known as
transporters that move
molecules and ions
across biomembranes.
Uniporters are also
transporters but move only one type of
molecule down its concentration...
- active. Also
named carrier proteins or
secondary carriers. 2.A:
Porters (
uniporters, symporters, antiporters), SLCs.
Excitatory amino acid
transporters (EAATs)...
- A
transmembrane protein is a type of
integral membrane protein that
spans the
entirety of the cell membrane. Many
transmembrane proteins function as gateways...
- a
source of energy,
whereas others are
secondary active transporters (
uniporters, symporters, or antiporters) in
which transport is
coupled to an electrochemical...
- The
mitochondrial calcium uniporter (MCU) is a
transmembrane protein that
allows the p****age of
calcium ions from a cell's
cytosol into mitochondria....
-
mammalian cells. 14
GLUTS are
encoded by the
human genome. GLUT is a type of
uniporter transporter protein. Most non-autotrophic
cells are
unable to produce...
- production, etc.
There are
different types of
transporters including pumps,
uniporters, antiporters, and symporters.
Active transporters or ion
pumps are transporters...
- this
symporter did not exist,
individual sodium channels and
glucose uniporters would not be able to
transfer glucose against the
concentration gradient...
