Which of the following is true regarding the Na*/K* pump?O Uses one ATP for every group of Na+ that is pumped across the channel and another ATP for every group ofK+ that is pumped across the channelO Must be de osphorylated to pump K+ into the cellO Is an example of secondary active transportO Can only function when the inactivation gate is open An anion (like X-) is found in greater concentration inside the cell than outside. Which of thefollowing statements best describes forces acting on the anion at the resting membrane potential(-70 mV)?O The chemical force is directed into the cell and the electrical force is directed out of the cell.O Both the chemical and electrical forces are directed out of the cell.O The chemical force is directed out of the cell and the electrical force is directed into the cell.O Both the chemical and electrical forces are directed into the cell.O There is insufficient information to answer this question.

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Which of the following is true regarding the Na*/K* pump? O Uses one ATP for every group of Na+ that is pumped across the channel and another ATP for every group of K+ that is pumped across the channel O Must be deosphorylated to pump K+ into the cell O Is an example of secondary active transport O Can only function when the inactivation gate is open

Which of the following is true regarding the Na/K pump? O Uses one ATP for every group of Na+ that is pumped across the channel and another ATP for every group of K+ that is pumped across the channel O Must be deosphorylated to pump K+ into the cell O Is an example of secondary active transport O Can only function when the inactivation gate is open

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