File:Scheme secundary active transport-en.svg
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English: In secondary active transport, the required energy is derived from energy stored in the form of concentration differences in a second solute. Typically, the concentration gradient of the second solute was created by primary active transport, and the diffusion of the second solute across the membrane drives secondary active transport. |
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| Author | LadyofHats Mariana Ruiz Villarreal | ||
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