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The regulation of the Na-K* pump is critical to the health of an organism. It disobeys one rule we usually think of in
cell transport because the movement of these ions goes against the concentration gradient. The pump mechanism is
triggered by
within the bi-lipid layer.
A)
phospholipids
B)
nerve endings
hydrophobic ends
D)
membrane proteins
P
G
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