Label the examples:  Na+/K+ pump Na+ and glucose Ca+ and Na+ H+/K+ pump K+ and Cl- Cl- and HCO3-   Are they    either  1)Secondar active transport: counter transport  2) primary active transport 3) secondary active transport : contransport

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Q: Name the three types of carrier proteins. Which of these can mediate secondary active transport?

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Q: What is secondary active transport? Describe how it functions.

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