An electrogenic Na+ transporter:
A) catalyzes facilitated diffusion of Na+ from a region of high Na+ concentration to one of lower Na+ concentration.
B) must catalyze an electron transfer (oxidation-reduction) reaction simultaneously with Na+ transport.
C) must transport both Na+ and a counterion (Cl-, for example) .
D) transports Na+ against its concentration gradient.
E) transports Na+ without concurrent transport of any other charged species.
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