6. How can you tell if glucose has diffused across the membrane? PLEASE HELP

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6.	How can you tell if glucose has diffused across the membrane? PLEASE HELP

anonymous · Answer

Active Transport to get into the cell membrane. When glucose a (form of sugar) levels in the blood stream rise, the pancreas releases insulin (a hormone). When insulin approaches a cell it initiates a transport system, allowing glucose to enter the cell and be used for energy. Not simple diffusion

anonymous · Answer

im implying to the membrane of a potato. does that answer still apply?

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

plz give medals for good answers!

anonymous · Answer

how do you give medals?

anonymous · Answer

btw katra, you copied and pasted that from yahoo answers.

anonymous · Answer

in each reply, the top right corner has a "Choose as best answer"

anonymous · Answer

then i guess that wouldnt be the best answer
and at the same time, it means that u could have got the answer by spending less than 1 min to type it on google

anonymous · Answer

I already saw that answer 2 days ago. I dont believe it apply's to what my question is asking. And i couldn't find the answer anywhere else, thats why i posted it on here. hoping someone containing the knowledge on this subject would give me what im looking for... not someone who googled the question and copied the first thing they saw on it and pasted it here as the answer.

anonymous · Answer

what dont u understand?

anonymous · Answer

u can simply compare the concentration , as the side with glucose is more concentrated

anonymous · Answer

I want the exact answer, im not so good with comparing the different situations

anonymous · Answer

sorry, i dont provide exact answers. i only guide people to their ans

anonymous · Answer

well then u suk