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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.
Polski: Transport ułatwiony typu antyport. Zachodzi on zgodnie z gradientem stężeń, jedna substancja(np. Na+) jest transportowana do wnętrza komórki, a druga (np. aminokwas) na zewnątrz przy użyciu jednego przenośnika. |
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