A transport system is a coupled, uniport - symport system. Which of the following is not true of this system?
a) it is a form of active transport
b) it uses energy to export and then recover a transport molecule
c) it has little specificity for ligands
d) it is a form of passive transport CloseSubmit
A transport system is a coupled, uniport - symport system. Which of the following is not true of this system?
a) it is a form of active transport
b) it uses energy to export and then recover a transport molecule
c) it has little specificity for ligands
d) it is a form of passive transport CloseSubmit
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