Glucose is a large molecule that is transported across the cell
membrane through a gated channel, a type of transport protein
used during what
diffusion

The type of transport protein used during glucose transportion across the cell membrane is facilitated diffusion.

Glucose is the main energetic substrate of the cell and requires a transporter protein in the cell membrane for its entry.

Proteins found on the surface of the membrane intervene in facilitated diffusion, which, when they make contact with the molecules, bind to them and allow their entry.

This route is used by molecules that are larger in size, with properties other than the membrane (polar), or are charged and do not cross the membrane freely; for example glucose.

The transport of glucose across the cell membrane is carried out by two families of membrane proteins:

Therefore, we can conclude that glucose enters cells through facilitating transport systems, glucose transporter are expressed in all tissues of the organism and transport glucose through its concentration gradient, hence the name of facilitated diffusion.

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Write one scientific question about the organism in
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Which of the following events occurs in DNA replication in prokaryotes?
a. Replication starts from a single point and proceeds in two directions until the entire chromosome is copied.
b. Replication starts from multiple points and proceeds in two directions until the entire chromosome is copied.
c. Regulatory proteins bind to all of the nucleotides on the DNA molecule.
d. Enzymes “unzip” the DNA molecule by breaking ionic bonds between base pairs.

Introspection is one of the many sleeping disorders experienced
by people with sleep apnea.
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True
False​

Cellular Respiration and Energy

The diagram below shows the crossing of a tall plant in a short plant tall is dominant which of the genotypes of the parents plants

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- digestion begins in the mouth
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- the stomach involves mechanical digestion

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Which of the following are true about a block of ice at -10°C as you continue to apply heat.


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Its temperature wil rise until reaching o°C.

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mind?
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a. Solving a math problem
b. Driving a Lamborghini
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d. Taking a power
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responding to the environment
reproducing
growing and developing
using energy

Answer
A. responding to the environment

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a) 203 J
b) 303.75 J
c) 405 J
d) 67.5 J

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A scientist runs an SDS-PAGE experiment two separate times on a protein with a molecular weight of 200 kD. For the first experiment he treats the protein with SDS only and for the second experiment he treats the protein with both SDS and a reducing agent. If the first gel yields one band showing a molecular weight of 200 kD and the second run yields one band showing a molecular weight of 25 kD, the researcher should conclude that

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understood by naturalistic observation.
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False​

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special valves that relay electrical impulses to
the ventricles, which cause contraction
special fibers that relay electrical impulses to
the atriums, which cause emptying
special valves that relay blood to the
ventricles, which cause contraction
special fibers that relay electrical impulses to
the ventricles, which cause contraction
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Which sex would you expect to be the choosiest?

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A _____ is exhibited only when two are present together.


recessive allele

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purebred

dominant allele

19. Fresh poultry should be rejected when:

A. It has been shipped in plastic wrap
B. It is slightly sticky to the touch
C. There is no discoloration
D. The receiving temperature is 38°F

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b. from an amino acids code to a nucleic acid code
c. from an RNA code to a DNA code
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