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What is the function of SGLT-I glucose transporter?
What is the function of SGLT-I glucose transporter?
- Transport glucose out of intestinal and renal cells circulation
- Absorption of glucose by active transport (energy is derived from Na - K pump (correct)
- Transport glucose between liver and ß cells of islets
- Fructose transport and to a lesser extent glucose and galactose
Which type of glucose transporter is primarily responsible for transporting glucose out of intestinal and renal cells circulation?
Which type of glucose transporter is primarily responsible for transporting glucose out of intestinal and renal cells circulation?
- GLUT-5
- None of the above
- SGLT-I
- GLUT-2 (correct)
Where is GLUT-5 glucose transporter primarily located?
Where is GLUT-5 glucose transporter primarily located?
- Intestine and renal tubules
- ß cells of islets and liver
- None of the above
- Intestine and sperm (correct)
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