Biochemistry
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Chapter 13, Problem 3P
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The three types of carrier proteins and the mediators of the secondary active transport needs to be determined.
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There are totally three types of carrier proteins.The symporter, the antiporter, and the uniporter are the three types of carrier proteins.Symporters and antiporters are called as the secondary active transporters.
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