lucose enters erythrocytes via a uniporter. As the levels of glucose in the bloodstream decrease between meals, what happens to the glucose in the cells? O Glucose remains in the cell because the GLUT-1 uniporters are gated and the gates close at low glucose concentrations O Glucose leaves the cell through the GLUT-1 uniporter, traveling down the new concentration gradient. O Glucose remains in the cell because uniporters can only transport in one direction. O Glucose remains in the cell because it has been phosphorylated to Glucose-6- phosphate and no longer has affinity for the GLUT-1 uniporter
lucose enters erythrocytes via a uniporter. As the levels of glucose in the bloodstream decrease between meals, what happens to the glucose in the cells? O Glucose remains in the cell because the GLUT-1 uniporters are gated and the gates close at low glucose concentrations O Glucose leaves the cell through the GLUT-1 uniporter, traveling down the new concentration gradient. O Glucose remains in the cell because uniporters can only transport in one direction. O Glucose remains in the cell because it has been phosphorylated to Glucose-6- phosphate and no longer has affinity for the GLUT-1 uniporter
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