Question 17

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Active transport involves the movement of a biomolecule against a concentration gradient across the cell membrane using metabolic energy. If the extracellular concentration of a biomolecule is 0.005M and its intracellular concentration is 0.5M, the least amount of energy that the cell would need to spend to transport this biomolecule from the outside to the inside of the cell is ________ kcal/mol (up to 2 decimal points). (Temperature T = 298K and universal gas constant R= 1.98 cal/mol·K)

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2018XL-S

GATE XL 2018 · Paper 1

Life Sciences · Original paper archive

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Section XL-S
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