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Membrane Transport:

Transport Type

    As the Plasma membrane is selectively permeable, there are various type of transport system can be seen. They are of following types:


1.       Passive Transport:

-          Do not need any kind of energy for transport of material.

-          Mostly transport occurs from high conc. Area to low conc. Area.

-          Transport mainly dependent on simple diffusion or Osmosis process.

-          Diffusion occurs directly or through the Channel and Carrier proteins(Facilitated diffusion)

-          Neutral Solutes or Lipid soluble substances can directly pass through membrane.

-          There are some open channel protein and Ion channels for facilitated diffusion.

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Presence of Aqua porins for water transport.

Passive Transport


2.       Active Transport:

-          In Active transport there is use of Energy.

-          Here the transport of material occurs from lower conc. To Higher conc. i.e. against the Osmosis law.

-          Active transport is of two type

-          A)Primary active transport: Direct use of ATP as energy source

-          B)Secondary Active transport: ATP is not used directly. Other sources for energy.

-          Primary Active transport- Example-  H+ ATpase Present in Mitochondria,  Calcium pump ATpase in RBC and  Muscle cells.

-          Secondary Active transport mostly done by various carrier proteins, also called as pumps.

Types

 

-          Pumps are of 3 types- Uniport (1 molecule to onedirection at a time )

Symport (2 Molecule transport to the same direction)

Antiport (2 molecule transport to opposite direction)

-          Uniport Pumps – K+/potassium Pump, Cl- pump  etc.

-          Antiport  Pump -   Sodium Potassium Pump,  Na + ca2+  exchanger in plasma membrane etc.

-          Symport Pumps -  K+ H+ pump symporter in root, Na+ Cl symporter,  K+ Cl symporter loop of henle.

 

3.       Bulk Transport:

-          When cell need material in Group/bulk/in Large number, it perform bulk transport.

-          It is of Two Type-

-          A) Endo Cytosis: Inner ward transport of material with help of Carrier Vesicle.

-          B) Exo Cytosis: Outer ward transport of material with help of Carrier Vesicle.

-          Endo Cytosis is either  -

-          i) Phago Cytosis- Cell eating or ii) Pino Cytosis/ Poto Cytosis- Cell Drinking

-          Sometime Receptor / Ligand mediated endocytosis can be seen.

 



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