Active transport may be primary or secondary. A primary active transport is one that uses chemical energy in the form of ATP whereas a secondary active transport uses potential energy often from an electrochemical potential difference. In primary active transport, there is a direct coupling of energ...
1、异化扩散与主动转运的异同点3、易化扩散facilitateddiffusion扩散方向取决于膜两侧溶质浓度差饱和现象4、主动转运Activetransport逆浓度差移动需要消耗能量。1原发性主动转运Primaryactivetransport2继发性主动转运Secondaryactivetransport易化扩散的速度几百几千个溶质分子蛋白质通道的扩散的速度几百万个离子3、易化扩散...
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In addition, primary and secondary active transport proteins can also be subcategorized by the number and direction of the molecules being transported. This creates the following three categories: Uniport Transport Proteins — Only one type of molecule is moved via a transport protein. Movement can...
To call this process secondary active transport is appropriate since the existence and maintenance of the concentration gradient of the driving ion is accomplished by primary active transporters (i.e., pumps). Sodium serves as the driving ion in many (but not all) secondary active transporters ...
Secondary active transport In secondary active transport, in contrast to primary active transport, there is no direct coupling of ATP; instead, the
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As in the case of coenzyme-linked enzyme reactions, primary and secondary translocation reactions are linked when a pair of translocators share a substrate or a cotranslocator.PETER MITCHELLComprehensive BiochemistryMitchell, P. 1967. Active transport and ion accumulation. In: Comprehensive Biochemistry....
• Two types of diffusion are simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion, whereas two types of active transport are primary and secondary active transport. • In diffusion, both lipids and proteins are involved as membrane components responsible for transport whereas, in active transport, the membra...
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