b. Assume K+ movement is balanced by the movement of an anion, Cl-. Cl- enters a

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b. Assume K+ movement is balanced by the movement of an anion, Cl-. Cl- enters a plant cell (channel, pump, an electrochemical gradient. A likely transport protein is a antiport, symport). Why? c. Some K in the cytosol will move into the vacuole. Using the information given, propose how K+ will enter the vacuole? It will move the electrochemical gradient using (a channel, pump, antiport, symport). Why? d. These changes in the Table will result in movement of water (into or out of the cell. Water movement may be facilitated by (name of transporter).

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