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Primary Active Membrane Transport
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11. Biological Membranes and Transport / Primary Active Membrane Transport / Problem 7
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What would be the consequence of a mutation that prevents reversible phosphorylation in P-type ATPases?
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The ATPase would function normally but require more ATP for each transport cycle.
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The ATPase would transport ions in the opposite direction, causing cellular toxicity.
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The ATPase would be unable to transport ions, disrupting cellular ion balance.
D
The ATPase would continuously transport ions, leading to cellular energy depletion.
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