Predict the outcome of an abdominal epithelial cell with a mutation that disables the Na+K+ ATPase...
Predict the outcome of an abdominal epithelial cell with a mutation that disables the Na+K+ ATPase (sodium/potassium pump). (select all that apply)
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The cell will not maintain its proper electrochemical gradient. |
| The cell will not uptake glucose. |
| The cell will not make ATP. |
| The cell will not have a glucose channel. |
| The cell will not have functional potassium channels. |
| The cell will cease to be able to have an action potential. |
Homework Answers
Following are the corrrect options:-
- The cell will not maintain its proper electrochemical gradient.
- The cell will not uptake glucose.
- The cell will not have functional potassium channels.
Glucose uptake is associated with sodium ions uptake in the abdominal epithelial cell. Mutation in sodium potassium pump definitely disrupts the electrochemical gradient of cell. Mutation will leads to disfunctionality of sodium and potassium pump.
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