The sodium-potassium pump, shown below,

  1. The sodium-potassium ion pump simultaneously transports two different solutes. Is the sodium-potassium ion pump an example of a
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  2. The sodium-potassium pump, shown below, is a mechanism that allows cells to move sodium ions out of the cell and potassium ions
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  3. The sodium-potassium pump, shown below, is a mechanism that allows cells to move sodium ions out of the cell and potassium ions
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  4. Which of the following are true about ATP and the sodium-potassium pump? (choose 2) ATP has two phosphates ATP has 3 phosphates
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  5. QuestionThe movement of materials across a membrane without the use of cellular energy is referred to as(1 point) Responses
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  6. The movement of materials across a membrane without the use of cellular energy is referred to as(1 point)Responses A sodium/
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  7. The sodium-potassium pump regulates the amount of sodium and potassium inside of cells, particularly nerve and muscle cells. In
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  8. Which statements correctly describe how the sodium-potassium pump works?Select all that apply. Potassium inside the cell is
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  10. Q: Which correctly describes how the sodium-potassium pump works?A: ATP provides energy, pump transports the two types of ions.
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