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Primary Active Transport
Lesson 24 of 29 • 17 upvotes • 11:58mins
Neha Taneja
This lesson explains about primary active transport, example of Na+ - K+ ATPase has been discussed here with it's mechanism and diagrammatic illustrations.
Membrane Structure and Function
29 lessons • 4h 8m
1
Overview of the Course
5:59mins
2
What is Plasma Membrane?
6:17mins
3
Structure of Plasma Membrane
9:29mins
4
Components of Plasma Membrane
6:49mins
5
Functions of Plasma Membrane
7:09mins
6
Practice Set-1
5:43mins
7
Membrane Protein Diffusion
8:36mins
8
Types of Lipid Linked Proteins
11:18mins
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Some important terms and Processes
8:45mins
10
Diffusion
9:42mins
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Carrier and channel protein
7:42mins
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Important Differences between channel and carrier proteins
11:05mins
13
Facilitated Diffusion
6:14mins
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Example-1 facilitated Diffusion: GLUT TRANSPORTER
9:21mins
15
Example-2 Facilitated Diffusion: Chloride Shift
9:42mins
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Example-3 Facilitated Diffusion: Aquaporin
7:55mins
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Osmosis (Part-1)
8:59mins
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Osmosis (Part-2)
8:20mins
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Reverse Osmosis and Applications of Osmosis
11:44mins
20
Ionophores and it's examples
8:26mins
21
Patch Clamp Technique (Part-1)
8:38mins
22
Patch Clamp Technique (Part-2)
8:42mins
23
Active Transport
9:57mins
24
Primary Active Transport
11:58mins
25
Transport ATPase (Part-1)
8:34mins
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Transport ATPase (Part-2)
9:23mins
27
Secondary Active Transport
7:28mins
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Difference between Primary and secondary Active Transport
7:22mins
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Practice Set-1
7:01mins
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