Numerous phospholipid transport ATPases contain a protein called PhoLip ATPase N (PF1620) at their N-termini. Many phospholipids have ATPases transported by their C-terminal PhoLip ATPase C (PF16212) domain. PhoLip ATPase is an ATPase involved in transporting phospholipids. Hydrolysis of ATP provides energy for phospholipid transport ATPases, which move aminophospholipids from the outer to the inner leaflets of different membranes (47). Lipid signaling molecule uptake and vesicle formation both appear to involve phospholipid translocation.