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Membrane protein

Protein on cell membrane
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There are two main types of transport proteins on the cell membrane, namely: Carrier protein (carrierprotein) and Channel protein (channelprotein)。 Carrier protein is also called carrier Permeating enzyme (permease) and Transporter (transporter), which can combine with specific solute·
Chinese name
Membrane protein
Role
Transfer the bound solute to the other side of the membrane
Conditions
Some need energy to drive

Transporter

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The solute bound to it is transferred to the other side of the membrane through the change of its own conformation, Carrier protein Some need energy to drive, such as: all kinds of APT driven Ion pump Some do not need energy and transport materials in a free diffusion way, such as: Valinase

Protein properties

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Channel proteins are weakly bound to the transported substances. They can form hydrophilic channels. When the channels are opened, they can allow specific solutes to pass through. All channel proteins transport solutes in a free diffusion manner.