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Active Transport and Sodium - Potassium Pump
The referenced video gives an interesting animated presentation of the mechanisms involved in the functioning of Sodium - Potassium Pump. It further explains the involvement of ATP and movement of ions. Timeline: 00:00 Active Transport 00:30 Na - K Pump 00:50 Mechanism of Na - K Pump 01:05 Movement of Ions and the use of ATP 01:48 Composition of Ions
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