Which statement is incorrect about the mechanism of the Na*-/K* pump? O The pump phosphorylates itself when ATP, Mg and

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Which statement is incorrect about the mechanism of the Na*-/K* pump? O The pump phosphorylates itself when ATP, Mg and

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Which Statement Is Incorrect About The Mechanism Of The Na K Pump O The Pump Phosphorylates Itself When Atp Mg And 1
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Which statement is incorrect about the mechanism of the Na*-/K* pump? O The pump phosphorylates itself when ATP, Mg and Na* are bound O The cartiotonic steroid, uabain, inhibits the pump by binding to a site on its extracellular face. O The unphosphorylated pump has a higher affinity for K+ than for Nat. O One mole of ATP is hydrolyzed for every three moles of Na+ transported out of the cell.
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