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When more than one ion species (i.e., Na+ and K+) is present on both sides of the membrane, the chemical driving force acting on Na+ will include ________.

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Cell membrane transport is a collection of mechanisms that regulate the passage of small molecules and ions through biological membranes.
 

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When more than one ion species (i.e., Na+ and K+) is present on both sides of the membrane, the chemical driving force acting on Na+ will include ________.






 
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