How can a uniporter, GLUT2, be sufficient for entry of glucose from intestinal epithelial cells into the bloodstream?

This is because we know the amount of Glucose inside the intestinal epithelial cell is higher than in the bloodstream so a uniport in the basolateral surface of the intestinal epithelial cell canbbe used to move glucose into the blood stream and it is the two-Na+/one-glucose symporter placed in the apical surface, acting as secondary active transport that generates the high amount of glucose inside the epithelial cell

bacteria could be both, harmful and to us. harmful bacteria could make us sick and probably even by getting the chances of getting a disease, but good bacteria fight it off with your immune system. there is always bacteria everywhere we go. we need to make sure to wash our hands after using the restroom, before eating, after eating, after petting an animal too. so you see, bacteria is everywhere and is harmful or . i hope this . : ) : ) : )