how-do-cells-maintain-a-low-internal-glucose-concentration-to-facilitate-its-tra

Question

How do cells maintain a low internal glucose concentration to facilitate its transport into the cell?

Accepted Answer

By converting glucose to glucose-6-phosphate, reducing free glucose concentration inside the cell.

Answer

By increasing the concentration of glucose outside the cell.

Answer

By using ATP to pump glucose out of the cell.

Answer

By binding glucose to proteins inside the cell.