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Normal homeostatic conditions require potassium concentrations to be about 1000 times higher inside the cell than in the blood. What mechanism does a cell use to move these smal…

Normal homeostatic conditions require potassium concentrations to be about 1000 times higher inside the cell than in the blood. What mechanism does a cell use to move these smal…
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Normal homeostatic conditions require potassium concentrations to be about 1000 times higher inside the cell than in the blood.

What mechanism does a cell use to move these small potassium molecules into the cell against the concentration gradient

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a carrier protein such as a enzyme to move them
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