The Na+/K+/ATPase is the protein that creates an electrochemical gradient in your cells. It accomplishes this by: (select all that apply) A. Pumping Na+ from inside to outside the cell B. Pumping Na+ from outside to inside the cell C. Pumping K+ from inside to outside the cell D. Pumping K+ from outside to inside the cell

The Na+/K+/ATPase is the protein that creates an electrochemical gradient in your cells. It accomplishes this by: (select all that apply) A. Pumping Na+ from inside to outside the cell B. Pumping Na+ from outside to inside the cell C. Pumping K+ from inside to outside the cell D. Pumping K+ from outside to inside the cell

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Problem 10UC: Cells expend energy on what three categories of activities?

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	A.	Pumping Na+ from inside to outside the cell
	B.	Pumping Na+ from outside to inside the cell
	C.	Pumping K+ from inside to outside the cell
	D.	Pumping K+ from outside to inside the cell