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Which type of transport requires energy?
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Which type of transport requires energy?
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Active transport, requires ATP energy.
The other type of cell transport is passive, which allows molecules/atoms to move down their concentration gradient, using no energy.
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Active transport requires energy. Passive transport does not require energy. In case you did not know active transport is the movement of ions or molecules across a cellular membrane from a lower to a higher concentration.
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