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3 years ago
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Adam is asked to prove that a particular molecule enters the cell via active transport. Which of the following statements can he

use as evidence? The molecule was lipid soluble. ATP was used for the transport. The molecule moved from a higher to lower concentration. NextReset
Biology
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LuckyWell [14K]3 years ago
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ATP was used for the transportation
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