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What is the main difference between primary and secondary active transport?
What is the main difference between primary and secondary active transport?
Which type of active transport directly uses ATP energy?
Which type of active transport directly uses ATP energy?
What is the role of ATP in primary active transport?
What is the role of ATP in primary active transport?
What is the purpose of secondary active transport?
What is the purpose of secondary active transport?
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What type of transport is used to transport molecules against their concentration gradient?
What type of transport is used to transport molecules against their concentration gradient?
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Study Notes
Active Transport
- The main difference between primary and secondary active transport is the direct use of ATP energy: primary active transport directly uses ATP energy, whereas secondary active transport uses the energy generated by the primary active transport.
Primary Active Transport
- Primary active transport directly uses ATP energy to transport molecules across cell membranes.
Role of ATP
- ATP plays a crucial role in primary active transport, providing the energy required to transport molecules against their concentration gradient.
Secondary Active Transport
- Secondary active transport uses the energy generated by primary active transport to transport molecules across cell membranes.
Purpose of Secondary Active Transport
- The purpose of secondary active transport is to transport molecules across cell membranes, often using the energy generated by primary active transport.
Transport Against Concentration Gradient
- Active transport is the type of transport used to transport molecules against their concentration gradient.
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Quiz about primary and secondary active transport, focusing on the differences between them and the role of ATP in these processes.
