1.9 Active Transport (GCSE Biology)

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Active transport moves substances through:

Active transport often moves substances through:

Mineral ions move into plant roots due to:

Active transport in the human gut is important for absorbing:

Active transport can move:

Why does active transport require energy?

Plants actively transport mineral ions to use for:

A cell performing lots of active transport will have many:

An example of a molecule actively transported in the human gut is:

Root hair cells use active transport to move substances from:

Active transport moves substances:

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