The concentration of sodium in the digestive tube cell is lower than that of the digestive tube lumen. Sodium enters the cell from the digestive tube lumen through transport protein Y. Therefore, protein Y is Osodium pump, facilitated diffusion Osodium pump, active transport O sodium carrier (not a pump), facilitated diffusion O sodium carrier (not a pump), active transport and the sodium is moving by

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