Question

54. Which of the following is correct about facilitated and active transport?
a. Both need energy
b. Both need no ATP
c. Both use carbohydrates to move the molecules across the membrane
d. Both need currier proteins which are sensitive to inhabitors that react with protein side chains​

Answer 1

Answer:

d. option is the correct answer

Answer 2

The right answer is option d

Explanation:

d. Both need currier proteins which are sensitive to inhibitors that react with protein side chains​

• Facilitated diffusion is not the same as active transport.

• Proteins are used in both active transport and assisted diffusion to aid in transport.
• Active transport, on the other hand, acts against the concentration gradient, transporting chemicals from low-concentration locations to high-concentration ones.
• The distinction between assisted diffusion and active transport is important.
• Diffusion is aided as it moves down the concentration gradient.
• Active transport occurs in the direction of the concentration gradient.
• Facilitated diffusion is a low-energy, passive approach.