Active transport requires the input of energy into a system so as to move solutes against their electrochemical and concentratio
n gradients. WHich of the following is not one of the common ways to perform active transport? A. NA+-Coupled
B. APT-driven
C. K+-coupled
D. light-driven
The transport of the solutes may occur along the concentration gradient or against the concentration gradient. Two main types of transport that occur in living organism are active process and passive process.
The passive transport do not require the energy for its transport whereas the active transport require energy. The K+ coupled transport do not require any energy molecule for its transport and easily transfer by the leaky channel. Hence, the K+-coupled transport is not the common active transport.
Each parent will give half of its chromosomes to its offspring through the gametes (which are haploid cells, containing n chromosomes) which will then fuse (male and female gametes) to form a diploid 2n chromosome cell and will eventually give rise to a new individual.
So each parent will give 8 of these chromosomes to their offspring.
Thank you for posting your question here at brainly. I hope my answer here will help you. To answer the question, t<span>he membrane protein thermogenin disrupts the H+ gradient in fat cell mitochondria and this results in the release of heat.</span>
