The energy requirement for glucose reabsorption is used to A) run the Na⁺-K⁺ ATPase pump. B) run the Na⁺-glucose co-transport carrier. C) synthesize renin, which controls glucose reabsorption. D) maintain the Tmax for glucose. E) produce aldosterone-induced protein, which increases the permeability of the proximal tubular cells to glucose.

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The energy requirement for glucose reabsorption is primarily used to run the Na⁺-K⁺ ATPase pump, which creates the sodium gradient necessary for the Na⁺-glucose co-transport carrier to function.

The Energy Requirement for Glucose Reabsorption Is Used to