transport protein
transport protein A protein that penetrates or spans a cell membrane to permit the passage of a substance through the membrane. Some transport proteins form pores, or
channels, through which particular ions or molecules can pass. These channel proteins are often gated, enabling them to open and close in response to signals; categories include
ligand-gated ion channels and
voltage-gated ion channels. Other types of transport protein bind the substance on one face of the membrane, then change shape so that the substance is carried by the protein through the membrane to be released at the other face. These include the
uniporters, which transport just one substance, and the
cotransporters, which transport two or more different substances. Transport proteins often require energy to drive the transport process; this is provided by hydrolysis of ATP or by an existing concentration gradient. See
active transport.
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Kemerovo governor calls for boosting domestic coal consumption.
Newspaper article from: Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire; 8/17/2006; 662 words
; Kemerovo governor calls for boosting domestic coal consumption KALTAN, Kemerovo region. Aug 17 (Interfax) - Kemerovo region Governor Aman Tuleyev is calling for increasing the proportion of coal in Russia's energy balance, and thinks a number...
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Auction called off for Kemerovo region coal block.
Newspaper article from: Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire; 12/18/2006; 528 words
; Auction called off for Kemerovo region coal block KEMEROVO. Dec 18 (Interfax) - The December 15 auction for the...coal deposit was called off because only one company - Kemerovo's KMU Sibstalkonstruktsia - met all the conditions and...
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SUEK's Kemerovo mines to up coal output 18% in 2006.
Newspaper article from: Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire; 6/30/2006; 474 words
; SUEK's Kemerovo mines to up coal output 18% in 2006 KEMEROVO. June 30 (Interfax) - Siberian Coal and Energy Company's (SUEK) mines in the Kemerovo region plan to increase output by 18.4% to 28.3...
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Incumbents Sweep Vote In Tula and Kemerovo, THE MOSCOW TIMES
Newspaper article from: The Moscow Times (Russia); 4/24/2001; ; 671 words
; ...2001 Incumbent governors in the Tula and Kemerovo regions were overwhelmingly re-elected...Several thousand kilometers to the east, Kemerovo Governor Aman Tuleyev raked in a stunning...percent of the vote, Interfax said. The Kemerovo elections came after Tuleyev resigned...
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Efes may launch construction on brewery in Kemerovo in 2006.
Newspaper article from: Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire; 11/3/2005; 408 words
; Efes may launch construction on brewery in Kemerovo in 2006 KEMEROVO. Nov 3 (Interfax) - Construction may begin on an Efes brewery in Kemerovo in 2006, Kemerovo regional Governor Aman Tuleyev said on Thursday at...
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Kemerovo region mine explosion death toll rises to 106 - Emergencies' Ministry (Part 2).
Newspaper article from: Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire; 3/20/2007; 574 words
; Kemerovo region mine explosion death toll rises...explosion in the Ulyanovskaya coal mine in Kemerovo region, the press service of the Emergency...blast at the Ulyanovskaya mine in the Kemerovo region, the press service of the Kemerovo...
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Kemerovo's Stroiservis to invest 800 mln rubles in coal mining in 2007.
Newspaper article from: Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire; 2/16/2007; 603 words
; Kemerovo's Stroiservis to invest 800 mln rubles in coal mining in 2007 KEMEROVO. Feb 16 (Interfax) - The Kemerovo-based Stroiservis plans to invest 796 million rubles this year in its coal enterprises in the region, which will be about the...
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Kemerovo's Koks to import Chinese refractories for furnace repairs.
Newspaper article from: Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire; 6/7/2006; 621 words
; Kemerovo's Koks to import Chinese refractories for furnace repairs KEMEROVO. June 7 (Interfax) - Kemerovo Koks, a division of Moscow- based Industrial Metallurgical Holding, plans to import refractories from China to repair its furnaces...
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Kemerovo to build 300-meter skyscraper.
Newspaper article from: Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire; 9/17/2007; 568 words
; Kemerovo to build 300-meter skyscraper KEMEROVO. Sept 17 (Interfax) - A 300-meter skyscraper is to be built in the West Siberian coal mining city of Kemerovo. The cost of the 75-story building will be $500 million...
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Russia's Kemerovo Azot sees earnings skyrocket in Q1.(Financial report)
Newspaper article from: Russia & CIS Business and Financial Newswire; 5/13/2009; 554 words
; Russia's Kemerovo Azot sees earnings skyrocket in Q1 KEMEROVO. May 13 (Interfax) - Russian fertilizer producer Kemerovo Azot (RTS: AZKM) saw net profit soar to 80.65 million rubles in the first quarter of 2009 from 930,000 rubles in...
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Kemerovo
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Kemerovo , city (1989 pop. 520,000), capital of Kemerovo region, central Siberian Russia, on the Tom River and on a branch of the Trans-Siberian RR. It is a coal-mining center of the Kuznetsk Basin, with important chemical and synthetic...
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Bakatin, Vadim Viktorovich
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of Russian History
...from 1991. Vadim Bakatin was born in Kemerovo Oblast. Educated at the Novosibirsk...worked as an engineer in construction in Kemerovo from the early 1960s until the early...rising to the position of Secretary of the Kemerovo Oblast Committee in 1977. Bakatin attended...
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Railways
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of Russian History
...most conspicuous Russian carrier is the Kemerovo Railway, which hauls more than 200 million...mills operate at full capacity, the Kemerovo Line also carries iron and manganese...in the southern Urals. Parts of the Kemerovo, West Siberian, and South Urals railways...
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Russians
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Cultures
...and western Siberia — Kurgan, Novosibirsk, and Kemerovo oblasts — likewise were over 90 percent Russian...Petersburg, Moscow, Ivanovo, and Yaroslavl in Europe and Kemerovo in Siberia were over 80 percent urban. The largest primarily...
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Tom
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Tom , river, c.525 mi (840 km) long, rising in the Alatau range, S Siberian Russia. It flows N through the Kuznetsk Basin past Novokuznetsk, Kemerovo, and Tomsk into the Ob River. It is navigable from Novokuznetsk.
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