5. a. Label each of the transporters as facilitated diffusion or active transport. b. Label each of the transporters as a uniport or cotransport. If it is a cotransport, label it as a symport or antiport. Intestinal lumen Capillaries Glucose Glucose Glucose Na+ Na ATP Na* K+ ADP + P, K+ Brush border cell (Na+-K*)-ATPase

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