What do all forms of active transport have in common?

-Using ATP

Explanation:

Cells use various mechanisms to move substances across their plasma membranes. Plasma membranes are selectively-permeable and capable of controlling all movement of substances through:

Active transport involves the movement of substances out of cells against their gradients. For instance, glucose is transported across the membrane with specialized carrier proteins embedded within the membrane, and active transport; the cell's interior is highly concentrated- glucose is a high energy storage molecule required by many metabolic processes and required in high amounts.

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