Sucrose Moves into a Cell Against Its Concentration Gradient at the Same

question 41

Multiple Choice

Sucrose moves into a cell against its concentration gradient at the same time that protons move into the cell along their concentration gradient. This is an example of ____.

• A) symport
• B) passive diffusion
• C) antiport
• D) facilitated diffusion
• E) active transport

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Definitions:

Frontonasal Process

The embryonic precursor to the forehead and the bridge of the nose, playing a significant role in facial development.

Maxillary Processes

Embryological structures that contribute to the formation of the upper jaw (maxilla) and other facial features.

Marginal Product

The change in output resulting from employing one more unit of a particular input, holding the levels of all other inputs constant in the production process.

Waste Water

Water that has been used and contaminated, making it unsuitable for further use without treatment.