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Active Transport: Definitions, Criteria, and Types

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Which type of transport occurs against the concentration (chemical), electrical, or pressure gradient?

Endocytosis (cell ingestion)

Exocytosis (cell excretion)

Primary active transport (correct)

Secondary active transport

What is the main requirement for primary active transport?

Energy (correct)

Carrier

Fluid environment

Specific substrate

In which cells is the Na+ - K+ pump present?

All cells of the body (correct)

Muscle cells only

Nerve cells only

Blood cells only

Where is the calcium pump located in muscle fibers?

<p>In the sarcoplasmic reticulum</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which cells contain the H+ pump for pumping H+ from the cell to the tubular lumen?

<p>Parietal cells of the stomach & intercalated cells in the renal tubules</p> Signup and view all the answers

Active Transport: Definitions, Criteria, and Types

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Questions and Answers

Which type of transport occurs against the concentration (chemical), electrical, or pressure gradient?

What is the main requirement for primary active transport?

In which cells is the Na+ - K+ pump present?

Where is the calcium pump located in muscle fibers?

Which cells contain the H+ pump for pumping H+ from the cell to the tubular lumen?

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