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Active transport

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Requires an input of ATP

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Is involved in diffusion

C
Occurs in osmosis and facilitated transport

D
All of the above

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In one form of transport across the cell membrane, ATP is utilized. The utilization of an ATP molecule provides the cell with an energy boost which enables the transport of different molecules across the cell membrane. This is termed as active transport of molecules across the cell membrane.

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TopicTransport in Plants
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