The outward movement of protons (H+), and the inward movement of sodium ions (Na+), across the plasma membrane of a muscle cell (using the existing sodium gradient), is:one example of facilitated diffusionone example of an antiport systemone example of a symport systemone example of a uniport systemone example of simple diffusion

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The outward movement of protons (H⁺), and the inward movement of sodium ions (Na⁺), across the plasma membrane of a muscle cell (using the existing sodium gradient), is:

one example of facilitated diffusion
one example of an antiport system
one example of a symport system
one example of a uniport system
one example of simple diffusion

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