- diffusion, and is
coupled with the
active transport of the molecule(s). In
symport, two
molecule move in a 'similar direction' at the 'same time'. For example...
-
electroneutral exchange (antiport) of
phosphate (H2PO−4; Pi) for OH− or
symport of
phosphate and
protons (H+)
across the
inner membrane, and the driving...
- are
responsible for the co-transport of
glucose in the
sodium glucose symport, are used to help
maintain membrane polarity with the help of the sodium...
- of the cell.
There are
three types of
mediated transporters: uniport,
symport, and antiport.
Things that can be
transported are nutrients, ions, glucose...
-
bicarbonate (HCO3−)
exits at the
basal portion of the cell via
sodium (Na+)
symport and
chloride (Cl−)
antiport and re-enters circulation,
where it may accept...
- re-absorb
sodium ions (Na+) from the waste. It uses Na-H antiport, Na-glucose
symport,
sodium ion
channels (minor). It is
stimulated by
angiotensin II and aldosterone...
-
transporters via a
secondary active transport mechanism called sodium ion-glucose
symport via sodium/glucose
cotransporter 1 (SGLT1).
Further transfer occurs on...
-
intramitochondrial ATP for ADP
produced in the cytoplasm. B)
Phosphate translocase: the
transport of H2PO4-
together with a
proton are
produced by
symport H2PO4-/H+...
-
Proximal Glucose Reabsorption. lib.mcg.edu Sect. 7, Ch. 5:
Cotransport (
Symport). lib.mcg.edu Sect. 7, Ch. 6:
Proximal Reabsorption of
Amino Acids: Site...
- the
membrane of the
presynaptic neuron.
Typical neurotransmitter sodium symport (NSS) transporters,
which are Na+ and Cl− ion dependent, take advantage...
