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1 facilitated diffusion exocytosis hypotonic
Create p. 33, title it “Cell Transport Concept Map,” & copy these words using no more than the first 6 LINES. endocytosis osmosis passive transport hypertonic pumps simple diffusion sodium-potassium pump vesicles Isotonic active transport carrier proteins pinocytosis channel proteins phagocytosis facilitated diffusion exocytosis hypotonic

2 Create a concept map on the white boards as a group using those words and here is help with a few…
Cell Transport Active Transport Vesicles Pumps Exocytosis Sodium Potassium

3 Facilitated Diffusion
Cell Transport Passive Transport Facilitated Diffusion Simple diffusion Osmosis Hypotonic Isotonic Hypertonic Active Transport Vesicles Pumps Exocytosis Sodium Potassium Channel Proteins Endocytosis Carrier Proteins Phagocytosis Pinocytosis Receptor- mediated

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