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00:01 Hello students atp is used to move the molecules out of the cell out of the cell by a process called active transport active transport is a process by which molecules are moved across the cell membrane across the cell membrane against a concentration gradient against a concentration gradient requiring energy input in this process atp is hydrolyzed to provide the energy required to move the molecules out of the cell there are several different types of active transport including antiport sim port and uniport each of which involves the movement of three different type of molecules across the cell membrane in antiport two different molecules are moved in opposite directions across the cell membrane while in sim port two or more molecules are moved in same direction whereas in uniport a single molecule is moved across the cell membrane in antiport two different molecules are moved in opposite direction overall active transport is an important mechanism for controlling the movement of molecules across the cell membrane and the use of atp as a source of energy helps to ensure that this process can occur against a concentration gradient and maintain the balance of ions and other substances within the cell...
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