Biology: Concepts and Investigations - With Access
Biology: Concepts and Investigations - With Access
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Active transport is involved in the movement of molecules from lower concentration to higher concentration. They require energy to meet the movements. There are two types of active transport that is primary active transport and secondary active transport.

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