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Slide 2: Simple Diffusion Slide 3: Facilitated Diffusion Slide 4: Active Transport Slide 5: Absorption in the Small Intestine

2 Simple Diffusion

3 Facilitated Diffusion

4 Active Transport Inside of cell Outside of cell ATP ADP P

5 Lumen of small Intestine
Na+ high concentration Glucose Lumen of small Intestine Co Transport Na+ low concentration Glucose Epithelial Cell K+ Active Transport Facilitated Diffusion Blood Capillary Glucose K+

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