Ch 3.2 Cellular Transport
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| Which type of cellular transport required energy? | active
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| which type of cellular transport does NOT require energy? | passive
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| what is the name of the molecule that cells use for energy? | ATP
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| what are the 3 types of passive transport that you know? | diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis
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| what are the 3 types of active transport that you know? | active, endocytosis and exocytosis
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| which type of cellular transport has molecules moving from high concentration to low concentration? | passive (diffusion)
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| which type of cellular transport has molecules moving from low concentration to high concentration? | active transport
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| Name the type of transport: molecules move from high to low concentration but have to travel through protein channels or carriers. | facilitated diffusion (passive)
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| name the type of transport: small molecules (like gases) move from high to low concentration | diffusion (passive)
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| name the type of transport: the diffusion of water from high to low concentration | osmosis (passive)
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| name the type of transport: cells take in large molecules by wrapping around them and forming vesicles | endocytosis (active)
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| name the type of transport: cells release large molecules by pushing vesicles to the cell membrane and pushing the contents out. | exocytosis (active)
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| What is it called when the flow of molecules is balanced. It is flowing one way at the same rate that it flows the other? | equillibrium
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| is facilitated diffusion active or passive? | passive
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| is endocytosis and exocytosis active or passive? | active
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| in passive transport molecules move from | high to low
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