Matching Question:Match the following statements (designated I-1l) that describe various types of transport across biological membranes with the features of the corresponding processes:I. Free unassisted water diffusion through the lipid bilayer of the biomembrane.II. Glucose transport via the glucose transporter in the plasma membrane.III. Pumping of protons across the lysosome membrane by a proton pump similar to the ATP-synthase complex.Note that some of the items from the answer list should NOT be used.1. Only2 Only i1v Process that requires a dedicated transmembrane transporter/channelv Process that occurs down the concentration gradient- Process that establishes a concentration gradient3. Only i41 andv Process that is energy dependent51 and6.Il and i71. and iN

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