he method by which glucose is transported into a cell depends on the metabolic eeds of the tissue and availability of glucose. A. Differentiate between secondary active transport and facilitated diffusion. (2 points) B. Describe how glucose can be transported into a cell via facilitated diffusion vs secondary active transport. (6 points) C. Predict physiological consequences of a constitutively active glucose uniporter in the intestines. (2 points).

1. he method by which glucose is transported into a cell depends on the metabolic eeds of the tissue
and availability of glucose. A. Differentiate between secondary active transport and facilitated
diffusion. (2 points) B. Describe how glucose can be transported into a cell via facilitated
diffusion vs secondary active transport. (6 points) C. Predict physiological consequences of a
constitutively active glucose uniporter in the intestines. (2 points)