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Active Transport
Passive & Active Transport
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What substances are moved into and out of a cell through Passive Transport? | Water through Osmosis, Lipids (fats), Lipid-soluble substances (Diffusion, sugars & amino acids |
| What are the characteristics of Passive Transport? | No energy is needed, Substance flows with the gradient, Substance flows through a 'Channel Protein' |
| What does 'with the gradient' mean? | The substance flows from high to low concentration. |
| Is Facilitated Transport a form of Passive Transport? | Yes, Facilitated Transport a form of Passive Transport. |
| What substances are moved across the cell membrane through Facilitated Transport? | Sugars & amino acids. |
| What does 'to facilitate' mean? | To help or aid. |
| What kinds of proteins move substances through Facilitated Transport? | 'Carrier' Transport proteins |
| Do substances move with or against the gradient in Facilitated Transport? | With the gradient (from high to low concentration). |
| Is energy needed for Facilitated Transport? | No energy is needed. |
| How does Facilitated Transport happen? | Carrier proteins change their shape to help slightly larger molecules to move through the membrane. |
| How is Active Transport different from Passive Transport? | Substances are moved against the gradient (from low to high concentration), Energy is needed, Carrier protein is used. |
| How does Active Transport happen? | Carrier protein changes shape and uses ATP energy to move substances against the gradient. |
| What is Endocytosis? | The process where a cell surrounds and takes in a substance that is too large to pass through the membrane (food). |
| Is energy needed for Endocytosis and Exocytosis? | Yes, energy is needed. |
| What is Exocytosis? | Cell uses energy to expel wastes or other substances that are too large to pass through the cell membrane 'gates'. |
| What does the prefix endo- mean? | Inside. |
| What does the prefix exo- mean. | Outside. |
| What substances are moved by simple Active Transport. | Any substance that can pass through the membrane that is moved moved against the gradient. |
| What substances are moved into a cell by Endocytosis? | Food, Bacteria, & other large particles |
| What substances are moved out of a cell by Exocytosis? | Waste, hormones & other large particles. |