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Roles of Active Transport in Living Organisms

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Roles of Active Transport in Living Organisms

Question

State three roles played by active transport in living organisms.

Answer

- Excretion of waste products from the body cells.
- Absorption of digested food from alimentary canal of animals in the bloodstream.
- Absorption of some minerals salt from soil by plant roots.
- Accumulation of substances into the body to offset osmotic imbalance in arid and saline environment.
- Reabsorption of sugars and some salts by the kidney.