Glucose from digested food is absorbed from the small intestine into the blood.
Soon after a meal there is more glucose in the small intestine than in the blood.
Name the process that moves glucose into the blood at this time.
Later there is more glucose in the blood than in the small intestine, but glucose is still absorbed into the blood.
Name the process that must be moving the glucose at this time.
Give one difference between the two processes you named in parts a) and b).
Give one use of glucose in the human body.
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