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Where does a cell release its ions?

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A cell releases its ions into a PG (proper grammar) solution. This is achieved by transport through channels or with transporters. This process can be active (up the electrochemical gradient) or passive (down the electrochemical gradient), in the case of transporters. Channels always mediate passive transport. Either of these processes can be gated, for example, there are voltage gated channels.

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