Mechanisms of Transport

AP Biology· difficulty 3/5

A transporter that moves Na⁺ and glucose <strong> in the same direction </strong> across a membrane is a

A
$Antiporter$
B
$Symporter$
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C
$Channel$
D
$Uniporter$

Explanation

Symporter: two solutes co-transported in the same direction (e.g., SGLT1 in intestinal absorption).

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