Sodium potassium pump animation

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SODIUM-POTASSIUM PUMP ANIMATED LECTURE
The #Sodium-PotassiumPump. The process of moving sodium and potassium ions across the cell membrance is an active transport process involving the hydrolysis of ATP to provide the necessary energy. It involves an enzyme referred to as Na+/K+-ATPase.
Na+-K+-ATPase (Sodium potassium ATPase)
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A transmembrane protein pump that actively transports three Na+ ions out of the cell for every two K+ ions that it moves into the cell. Uses ATP for energy. The ATP binding site is on the cytosolic side. Na+-K+-ATPase maintains the concentration gradients of Na+ and K+ and is thus responsible for the resting membrane potential of all cells. The pump is phosporylated when it transports sodium and dephosphorylated when it transports potassium.
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Teacher took half an hour still failed to explain learned in a minute

[@henryco6333]

8 Year old video and still very helpful! Had a homework due this week and my brain couldnt process what my professor was talking about. Came to youtube and was frustrated because i couldnt get a direct answer. Thanks to this video i now have half of my homework done!

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

Great job!

[@manalkhalique4086]

So precise and perfect. Just what I needed, thanks!

[@anjanasuresh8320]

Just like a capsule... To the point.. And briefly explained all aspects.. Very informative... Thanks..

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One of the most beautiful thing I've ever seen 😊

[@elnieto278]

Wow! Short and to the point!

[@ik5377]

Very concise and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@talha8020]

to the point 👏

[@ashleylugardo4967]

Dude thank you so much! This really helped me

[@geojor]

good one, Dr.

[@Sanbonita1]

I found a way to remember this (in terms of what goes in and out):
*N* Out
*K* In
The trick is just to say it as one word - [NOUT & KIN]. "N" would be for the Sodium (taken from its periodic table symbol, Na) and "K" would be for the Potassium (again, from the periodic table).
Hope that helps. :)

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[@doaaibrahim7533]

Brief but valuable video

[@bengeelen3639]

This is perfect, I can finally visualize it

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

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[@akshadakadlag9699]

To the point

[@karenpompey6928]

excellent explanation .I'm so grateful!

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So impressive...

[@chayito7]

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[@ecthescientist]

Very nice, a grad student studying pharmacology and this was to the point.

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

Glad it was helpful!.

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Thanks you so much 💜 but i wish you didn't add the music focusing with music in the background is little hard.
But thank you again for this great video

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

Noted!

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[@doctorbhanuprakash]

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[@doctorbhanuprakash]

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[@doctorbhanuprakash]

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[@dannichols6261]

Nice! When you say 'low affinity' (for the ions at their binding sites), does that correspond to a conformational change at the binding sites?

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

yes

[@dannichols6261]

Thank you Dr. Prakash! Could you explain some about the nature of the binding sites, and how they have and change their affinity for ions? I've seen some suggestion that they are more complex than they might seem, that the binding sites involve 'channels' into the structure of the molecule that is the pump such that the ions are not held at a surface, but rather are bound deep inside a portion of the pump. If that's true, I don't see how the ions are moved INTO the channels, since the channels would seem to be deep pits with only an entrance & no other exit, not allowing for movement through the pit due to diffusion relative to concentration gradient with respect to an 'outside'.

[@chayito7]

I have my first physio test tomorrow and this is so helpdul!!

[@joaobritoable]

A descoberta da bomba de Na e K, em 1957, esse milagre da ciência, que explica, como a diferença de potencial, do menor , para o maior, representa a fisiologia da vida, batimentos cardíacos, liberação de hormonio, etc.,verdadeiro milagre da criação

[@mansapd]

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[@KIRAZ_MUSIC25]

Na+ moves inside the cell andK+ moves outside the cell

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

No, it's opposite

[@Tacoman1967]

Where does the fentanyl come in?

[@raunakharode1495]

Sir how to create this type of animated video.

[@karthikvadlakonda4418]

I loss potassium 4 months ago I met 3 doctors problem not good plsss how to recover 😭😭🙏🙏🙏 muscular cramps

[@thegangsta1526]

Are these assumptions or real processes please confirm!

[@iqrabeedi1498]

Can anyone please tell me why is it 3Na and 2k ?? Y not equal exchange??

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So hard to understand as a kid even though it is an animation bruh

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14?

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[@mohinuddinsujon3211]

Why 3 Na+ and 2 K+ attached by the binding site?
Please explain 🙏

[@suzana00]

I wanna the answer too

[@flyingsaucer-gr9gk]

See, there are two subunit : alpha and beta in na-k ATPase and alpha subunit has 3 binding sites for na+ on its intracellular side and two potassium binding site on the extracellular site . So it's just the structure of the pump that determines the number of attachment of ions

[@NinjaRC]

what was the background music??

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

Animators in my office added music ....

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