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Sodium-Potassium Pump Saturation Kinetics
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The table shows the rate of ion transport by a sodium-potassium pump at different ion concentrations. Which of the following conclusions is best supported by the data?

Table: Ion Transport Rates via Sodium-Potassium Pump

Ion Concentration (mM) Transport Rate (ions/s)
10 100
20 190
50 250
100 270
A

A plateau in transport rate implies that more pump proteins are present than necessary for ion exchange across the membrane.

B

The table indicates that the sodium-potassium pump operates linearly across all ion concentrations without any saturation effects.

C

The saturation of the transport rate at high ion concentrations indicates that the pump has a maximum capacity, consistent with saturable kinetics.

D

The data suggest that the transport rate increases indefinitely with ion concentration, indicating unsaturated kinetics.

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