Calcium Pumps Differ from Sodium-Potassium Pumps in That They

question 103

Multiple Choice

 Calcium pumps differ from sodium-potassium pumps in that they

• A) do not require energy in order to operate.
• B) are rarely found in the CNS.
• C) do not collect another type of ion in exchange for the calcium they pump out of the cell.
• D) are not essential for the healthy operation of the nervous system.

Understand the developmental differences in motor skills between boys and girls during childhood.

Identify factors influencing children’s participation in sports and physical activities.

Recognize strategies to enhance children’s engagement in physical activities.

Comprehend the role of biological and environmental factors in physical fitness and sport participation trends.

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