How does ATP enable transport proteins to move ions across a cell membrane?

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The ATP enables the movement of transport proteins to move the ions across a cell membrane by its getting fueled by its hydrolysis

Explanation:

The plasma membrane is a semi permeable membrane that is the movement of molecules across the membrane is constricted. There are 2 types of moment across the plasma membrane one is the active transport and the other is the passive transport. The active transport involves the help of ATP whereas the passive transport does not involve ATP to transport the materials.

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