For each of the following items, drag-and-drop its primary role in cellular activity.1. Na+ -K+ -ATPase2. protein3. unit of measurement for membrane potential4. K+5. Cl-6. ATP7. Na+ion channelextracellular anionintracellular cationmillivoltssource of energyelecrogenic pumpintracellular anionmilliosmolesextracellular cation

For each of the following items, drag-and-drop its primary role in cellular activity. 1. Na+ -K+ -ATPase 2. protein 3. unit of measurement for membrane potential 4. K+ 5. CI- 6. ATP 7. Na+ ion channel extracellular anion intracellular cation millivolts source of energy elecrogenic pump intracellular anion milliosmoles extracellular cation

For each of the following items, drag-and-drop its primary role in cellular activity. 1. Na+ -K+ -ATPase 2. protein 3. unit of measurement for membrane potential 4. K+ 5. CI- 6. ATP 7. Na+ ion channel extracellular anion intracellular cation millivolts source of energy elecrogenic pump intracellular anion milliosmoles extracellular cation

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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Chapter18: Lipids

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