Chapter 1. Glucose Absorption in the Small Intestine
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Question 1.1
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Question 1.2
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Question 1.3
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Question 1.4
Glucose transport out of intestinal cells into the bloodstream requires which of the following? Select all that apply.
The general chemical nature of a hormone can be used to predict:
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YZqRursQbQ4R6IcA a Na+-glucose cotransporter in the membrane facing the blood
UxXCdiuIDfYB7iao a glucose channel protein on the cell surface facing the blood
UxXCdiuIDfYB7iao a higher concentration of glucose in the intestinal cells
YZqRursQbQ4R6IcA a Na+ channel connecting the intestinal cell to the blood stream
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