The primary kind of this process directly uses stored energy, while the secondary kind uses special proteins to combine two events: antiporters pair the motions of two ions, while symporters use ion diffusion to transport bulky molecules.
The primary kind of this process directly uses stored energy, while the secondary kind uses special proteins to combine two events: antiporters pair the motions of two ions, while symporters use ion diffusion to transport bulky molecules. The best known examples of this process occur with F-class proton pumps, notably involved in ATP synthesis, and P-class pumps, which include the sodium- potassium pump. For 10 points, give the term for all processes which move molecules across a cell membrane by consuming energy.
The primary kind of this process directly uses stored energy, while the secondary kind uses special proteins to combine two events: antiporters pair the motions of two ions, while symporters use ion diffusion to transport bulky molecules.
{active} transport [prompt on “{transport against} a {gradient}” or equivalents]