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In a small-intestine epithelial cell that absorbs glucose, the Na+/glucose symporter should be on the ____ membrane so sodium can flow in with glucose; the Na+/K+ ATPase must be on the ____ membrane to maintain low intracellular Na+; this creates a ____ active transport process for glucose uptake, which then exits the cell via the ____ transporter on the basolateral side.

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Foundations of Human Biology
8 units36 lessons
Topics
BiologyHuman AnatomyHuman PhysiologyCell BiologyMolecular BiologyGenetics
About this course

This course builds a coherent framework for understanding human biology from molecules to organ systems. It develops scientific thinking and data literacy while covering cell structure and function, biomolecules, membranes and transport, enzymes and metabolism, and energy flow with ATP. It links tissues to organ-level physiology, emphasizing homeostasis, feedback, and core mechanisms in circulatory, respiratory, digestive, renal, nervous, endocrine, immune, musculoskeletal, integumentary, and reproductive systems, including gas exchange and circulation fundamentals. Foundations in Mendelian and molecular genetics, gene regulation and variation, and evolutionary principles are integrated with quantitative skills for rates, proportions, and graph interpretation.