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    Two Transporters Are Needed for Secondary Active Transport of Glucose
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Two Transporters Are Needed for Secondary Active Transport of Glucose

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Two transporters are needed for secondary active transport of glucose into a midgut epithelial cell. One transporter is needed to pump _______, and the other is needed to _______.


A) Na+; cotransport glucose
B) glucose; pump water
C) Ca2+; cotransport glucose
D) glucose; pump galactose

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