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It's often used to transport nutrients across the epithelium of the gut. It's also used to reabsorb nutrients from filtrate in the kidney. Any time the body needs to move substances against their concentration gradient without wasting excess ATP, you might expect cells to use facilitated diffusion. Facilitated diffusion usually requires less ATP per molecule moved than does active transport.

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