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Types of Transport Review
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The movement of particles against the direction of diffusion requiring cell energy. ACTIVE TRANSPORT
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True or False? During diffusion molecules tend to move down the concentration gradient. TRUE
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DIFFUSION
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General transport method by which most molecules move across the membrane. DIFFUSION
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A difference in concentration across a cell’s membrane. CONCENTRATION GRADIENT
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Endocytosis of solid substances like bacteria and food. PHAGOCYTOSIS
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FACILITATED DIFFUSION
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A liquid mixture that involves the combination of a solvent with a solute. SOLUTION
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Active transport of molecules out of a cell. EXOCYTOSIS
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HYPERTONIC
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The movement of particles from high to low concentration. DIFFUSION
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An equal amount of a substance inside the cell and the environment the cell is living in. ISOTONIC
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OSMOSIS
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The diffusion of water across a cell membrane. OSMOSIS
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Endocytosis of liquids. PINOCYTOSIS
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Active transport of molecules into a cell. ENDOCYTOSIS
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The substance dissolved in the liquid part of the solution. SOLUTE
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HYPOTONIC
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The movement of a substance from high to low concentration without energy. PASSIVE TRANSPORT
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Type of membrane that allows ALL substances to pass through it. PERMEABLE
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ACTIVE TRANSPORT
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The liquid into which the solute is dissolved. SOLVENT
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To be in balance or in a state of equality. EQUILIBRIUM
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Type of membrane that allows only SOME substances to pass through it. SEMI-PERMEABLE (selectively)
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More solute, less water inside the cell than the environment the cell is living in. HYPOTONIC
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A type of membrane that allows NO substances to pass through it. IMPERMEABLE
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How does a water molecule enter and exit a cell? OSMOSIS
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How do most sugar molecules enter and exit a cell? ACTIVE TRANSPORT
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More solute, less water outside the cell than inside the cell. HYPERTONIC
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Can you identify two differences between active and passive transport? TYPE OF SUBSTANCES CONCENTRATION GRADIENT ENERGY – YES or NO?
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Can you identify the methods of transport that do NOT require energy by the cell? PASSIVE TRANSPORT DIFFUSION OSMOSIS
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ISOTONIC
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What factors can control the rate of diffusion? TYPE OF MEMBRANE CONCENTRATION GRADIENT SIZE OF SUBSTANCE TEMPERATURE ACTIVITY LEVEL
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In what direction do substances naturally travel? HIGH TO LOW CONCENTRATION
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What cell structure controls diffusion and osmosis? CELL MEMBRANE
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Your life depends on... Active Transport!
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