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Active Transport Pumps

crazzyjazzy

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13 years ago

Are active transport pumps subject to the same type of competitive inhibition that facilitated transport receptors and enzymes are?

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sarah!

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13 years ago

Absolutely!

Active transport pumps require ATP and there are many molecules out there that can mimic ATP and bind to its site on the active transport pump.

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