CELLULAR TRANSPORT REVIEW

In endocytosis, substances leave the cell through vesicles.

How does oxygen get into cells?

The following is a type of active transport

The spreading out of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration is known as

When a cell takes in large molecules such as bacteria or other cells

How does glucose enter into a cell?

The movement of molecules across the cell membrane is known as

A structure that unicellular organisms use to remove excess water is known as a

Molecules that have charges (+ or -) usually move across cell membranes by

A type of transport that moves water down its concentration gradient is known as

What class is this?

An even distribution of molecules across a given space is known as equilibrium

Molecules diffuse from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration

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Carrier proteins that play a role in facilitated diffusion do not use energy

The sodium potassium pump

The sodium potassium pump

Diffusion differs from facilitated diffusion because facilitated is assisted by a

The bursting of cells due to excess water

Proteins are usually taken out of a cell by this type of transport

The difference in the amount of a substance across a given space is referred to as

The shrinking of cells due to loss of water is known as

The ability for a cell to engulf large amounts of liquid is known as

The pressure that is exerted on plant cell walls from excess water inside of a cell is known as

During endocytosis and exocytosis, substances are moved into or out of the cell through a