A cell needs to take up K + ions, the concentration of Na + outside the cell is 100 ppm, and inside the cell it is 75 ppm. Which type of transport will it use?

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A. Particle Transport

B. Active Transport

C. Passive Transport

D. Phospholipid Regulated Transport

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Jay Bell

Biology

28 October, 05:49

A cell needs to take up K + ions, the concentration of Na + outside the cell is 100 ppm, and inside the cell it is 75 ppm. Which type of transport will it use?

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A. Particle Transport

B. Active Transport

C. Passive Transport

D. Phospholipid Regulated Transport

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Bowers · Answer 1

active transport

Explanation:

Active transport is the energy-requiring process of pumping molecules and ions across membranes "uphill" against a gradient. The active transport of small molecules orions across a cell membrane is generally carried out by transport proteins that are found in the membrane.

A cell needs to take up K + ions, the concentration of Na + outside the cell is 100 ppm, and inside the cell it is 75 ppm. Which type of transport will it use?••••A. Particle TransportB. Active TransportC. Passive TransportD. Phospholipid Regulated Transport

A cell needs to take up K + ions, the concentration of Na + outside the cell is 100 ppm, and inside the cell it is 75 ppm. Which type of transport will it use?

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•

•

•

A. Particle Transport

B. Active Transport

C. Passive Transport

D. Phospholipid Regulated Transport