Na flows into the neuron Na flows out of the neuron Ca2+ flows into the neuron K flows into the neuron Which of the following transporters is responsible for the acidification of organelles like: endosomes, vacuoles, and Golgi complex? ABC transporter V-type ATPases Na/K ATPase pump F-type ATPases

Na flows into the neuron Na flows out of the neuron Ca2+ flows into the neuron K flows into the neuron Which of the following transporters is responsible for the acidification of organelles like: endosomes, vacuoles, and Golgi complex? ABC transporter V-type ATPases Na/K ATPase pump F-type ATPases

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Which of the following is the first to happen in an action potential?
Na flows into the neuron
Na flows out of the neuron
Ca2+ flows into the neuron
K flows into the neuron
Which of the following transporters is responsible for the acidification of organelles like: endosomes,
vacuoles, and Golgi complex?
ABC transporter
V-type ATPases
Na/K ATPase pump
OF-type ATPases
Which of the following is TRUE concerning P-type ATPases?
Phosphorylation is part of their transportation cycle
they pump cations across the membrane
they bind and hydrolyze ATP
All of the above

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