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Renee Bryant
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19 August, 22:43
Why is energy needed for active transport?
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Destiny Fletcher
19 August, 22:53
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Because it is pumping particles, such as proteins, ions and sugar molecules, against a concentration gradient: from areas of lower to higher solute concentration ...
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