Primary Active Transport vs Secondary Active transport

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In primary active transport, energy comes directly from the ATP or other high-energy compounds. This transport stores potential energy in the molecules that have been moved. When that energy is used secondarily to move other molecules it's called secondary active transport. So this is the fundamental difference between primary and secondary active transport.
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The example with the rocks was perfect. Thanks to you I finally understand the difference. The book and the teachers could not help me get how secondary active transport works. So yeah, thank you so much for this video!

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The difference between primary and secondary
In primary active transport, energy comes directly from the AT, stores potential energy in the molecules that have been moved.
in Secondary active transport, that energy is used secondarily to move other molecules

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So ions resulted from primary active transport store energy to make secondary active transport by losing this energy while moving down concentration gradient?

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