Exploring Carrier-Mediated Transport
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What is a characteristic of carrier-mediated transport that distinguishes it from simple diffusion?

  • Dependence on solute concentration
  • Inability to transport isomers
  • Lack of competition between solutes
  • Involvement of a carrier (correct)

What happens when the carriers in carrier-mediated transport are saturated?

  • The transport rate increases
  • The transport rate becomes unpredictable
  • The transport rate decreases
  • The transport rate remains constant (correct)

What does the transport maximum (Tm) in carrier-mediated transport refer to?

  • The maximum number of carriers
  • The maximum concentration of the solute
  • The maximum velocity of transport (correct)
  • The maximum time for transport

What is the role of structurally related solutes in carrier-mediated transport?

<p>They compete for transport sites (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which isomer of glucose is transported by facilitated diffusion in carrier-mediated transport?

<p>D-glucose (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers
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