Q 3(b)Many drug molecules are required to enter a cell to reach their biomolecular target.Using diagrams to support your answers, briefly discuss:i. Passive and facilitated diffusion.ii. Active transport.Please do complete part 1 and part2

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Q 3(b) Many drug molecules are required to enter a cell to reach their biomolecular target. Using diagrams to support your answers, briefly discuss: i. Passive and facilitated diffusion. ii. Active transport. Please do complete part 1 and part2