Ions are transported across membranes using __________, which requires __________.

A. channel-mediated facilitated diffusion; kinetic energy
B. simple diffusion; kinetic energy
C. channel-mediated facilitated diffusion; ATP energy
D. carrier-mediated facilitated diffusion; ATP energy


Answer: A. channel-mediated facilitated diffusion; kinetic energy

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