ATP is required in the transport of

(a) All molecules across a membrane

(b) Molecules through a protein channel

(c) Molecules to areas of lower concentrations

(d) Molecules to areas of higher concentrations

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Braxton Mckee

Biology

15 May, 07:38

ATP is required in the transport of

(a) All molecules across a membrane

(b) Molecules through a protein channel

(c) Molecules to areas of lower concentrations

(d) Molecules to areas of higher concentrations

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Korbin Mcgee · Answer 1

(d) Molecules to areas of higher concentrations

Explanation:

The use of ATP to transport substances from a low concentration region to a high concentration region is called active transport because its against the concentration gradient.

And because it uses chemical energy from ATP is called active primary transport.

ATP is required in the transport of(a) All molecules across a membrane(b) Molecules through a protein channel(c) Molecules to areas of lower concentrations(d) Molecules to areas of higher concentrations

ATP is required in the transport of

(a) All molecules across a membrane

(b) Molecules through a protein channel

(c) Molecules to areas of lower concentrations

(d) Molecules to areas of higher concentrations