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The plasma membranes of some plant cells use transport proteins to move protons out of the cell against their concentration gradient (from areas of low proton concentration to areas of high proton concentration).
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The plasma membranes of some plant cells use transport proteins to move protons out of the cell against their concentration gradient (from areas of low proton concentration to areas of high proton concentration). this is an example of:
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this is an example of active transport
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