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CATEGORIES OF TRANSPORT PROCESSES
I. PASSIVE TRANSPOT – Simple diffusion, Facilitated diffusion, Osmosis, Filtration, Bulk flow & Solvent drag
II. ACTIVE TRANSPORT – Primary & Secondary VESICULAR TRANSPORT – Endocytosis, Exocytosis & Transcytosis
III. TRANSPORT ACROSS EPITHELIA – Trans cellular & Para cellular
ULTRAFILTRATION
ACTIVE TRANSPOT Uphill transport
Utilizes metabolic energy
Exhibits saturation kinetics
TYPES1. Primary Active Transport2. Secondary Active Transport
PRIMARY ACTIVE TRANSPORT
• Directly uses metabolic energy for the transport process
ION TRANSPORTING ATPases : P-type ATPases / E1-E2 ATPases
V-type ATPases
F-type ATPases
REGULATION OF Na-K ATPase ACTIVITY
INHIBITORS :-Dopamine- Temperature- Concentration of ions- Metabolic poisons- Hypoxia- Ouabain & related cardiac glycosides
REGULATION OF Na-K ATPase ACTIVITY
ACTIVATORS / PROMOTORS:- Thyroid hormones- Aldosterone- Insulin- cAMP, DAG
CaATPase: PMCASERCAsH-K ATPase:Proton pump in Parietal cellsAcidification of urine
H ATPase:V-type ATPase in lysosomes & ERF-type ATPase in Inner Mitochondrial
membrane
SECONDARY ACTIVE TRANSPORT
1. CO-TRANSPORTERS/SYMPORTERS- Move both driving solute & driven solute in
same direction
2. EXCHANGERS / ANTIPORTERS
• Move driving solute in one direction & driven solute in opposite direction
2. EXCHANGERS / ANTIPORTERS
• Move driving solute in one direction & driven solute in opposite direction
Na-Ca exchanger (NCX) Na-H exchanger (NHE)
Other Anion exchangers• SAT – Sulphate Anion Transporter• OATP – Organic anion transporter protein• PGT – Prostaglandin transporter• ROAT – Renal organic anion transporter• Cl-formate exchanger• Cl-oxalate exchanger
APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY Oral Rehydration Therapy Proton Pump Inhibitors Loop diureticsThiazide diuretics Cardiac Glycosides Drug Resistance in Cancer Cells Cystic Fibrosis