QUESTION 5The concentration of glucose in the digestive tube cell is higher than that of the blood. Glucose leaves the cell and enters the blood through transport protein Z.Glucose is therfore entering the blood by.and protein Z is afacilitated diffusion, glucose carrier (not a pump)active transport, glucose carrier (not a pump)active transport, glucose pumpfacilitated diffusion, glucose pump DigestiveTubeLumenTransportprotein YDigestiveTube CellTransportprotein XBloodTransportprotein Z

Glucose moves from an area of higher concentration (inside the digestive tube cell) to an area of…

QUESTION 5 The concentration of glucose in the digestive tube cell is higher than that of the blood. Glucose leaves the cell and enters the blood through transport protein Z. Glucose is therfore entering the blood by and protein Z is a O facilitated diffusion, glucose carrier (not a pump) O active transport, glucose carrier (not a pump) O active transport, glucose pump O facilitated diffusion, glucose pump

QUESTION 5 The concentration of glucose in the digestive tube cell is higher than that of the blood. Glucose leaves the cell and enters the blood through transport protein Z. Glucose is therfore entering the blood by and protein Z is a O facilitated diffusion, glucose carrier (not a pump) O active transport, glucose carrier (not a pump) O active transport, glucose pump O facilitated diffusion, glucose pump

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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Chapter5: Abbreviations And Systems Of Measurement

Section: Chapter Questions

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