Consider the following states for these molecules: Concentration
of each on the OUTSIDE of the cell, relative to the INSIDE of the
cell: Ca2+=higher; Amino Acid=lower; Glucose=lower; Oxygen=higher;
K+=lower; Cl- = higher, Na+=higher.
Answer the following question in relation to these molecules.
Which of the molecules/ions would required energy to move from the Inside to the Outside?
A. Cl-, Ca2+
B. Cl-, oxygen, and Ca2+
C. AA, Glucose, and K+
D. Cl-, Ca2+, Na+
C. AA, Glucose, and K+
Inside | Outside |
Amino acid | Calcium |
Glucose | Oxygen |
K+ | Chloride |
Sodium |
According to the question, the inside concentration of amino acids, glucose and K+ is lower inside than outside hence amino acids, glucose and K+ moves from inside to outside and requires the expenditure of energy.
Consider the following states for these molecules: Concentration of each on the OUTSIDE of the cell,...
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