Which of the following transport systems takes place in the bacterial cytoplasmic membrane without the need for energy? a) Group translocation b) Proton gradient-mediated transport c) Facilitated diffusion d) Sodium gradient-mediated transport e) Carrier protein-mediated transport
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Step 1: Facilitated diffusion, also known as facilitated transport, is a transport system that takes place in the bacterial cytoplasmic membrane without the need for energy. Show more…
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