NONSTOP Motor: Sodium Potassium ATPase Pump (Na K ATPase Pump)

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[@NonstopNeuron]

I am very glad to hear that. I want to make medical education so fun that people watch these videos as they watch movies or web series. So when you give such comments, it shows that I am going in right direction. Thanks for the complement and support. Now that you started loving pharmacology all the other subjects will also start getting interesting.

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Yes we are already working in that direction. Thank you 😊

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[@studytuberrohan2998]

Sir I'm a medico too, now preparing for the NEETPG. I'm lucky to have found your channel 😊 Could you please help me with a doubt? In a Na K ATPase pump, does ouabain have a seperate binding site, or does it bind to K+ binding site? I read that digoxin competes with K+ for its binding site thus making this a case of competitive inhibition. What kind of inhibition happens in case of ouabain?

[@NonstopNeuron]

Digoxin and ouabain both are cardiac glycosides and both work by similar mechanism. So yes, K+ competes with ouabain for same binding site.

[@studytuberrohan2998]

@@NonstopNeuron Honestly what I don't understand is what's the logic of naming a seperate 'ouabain binding site' on the alpha subunit if it binds to the K+ binding site only.. It's very confusing.

[@user-sq3ls6sj7i]

Thank you so much! But some indicate that na+ binds first then phosphate group, which is accurate?

[@NonstopNeuron]

Getting the basics is enough in the beginning. Go into intricate details later only as you need or find interesting.