Sunday, October 19, 2008

Biology

Types of Transport

Passive

  • Does not require energy
  • High concentration to low concentration
  • Down concentration gradient

  • Diffusion
  • Osmosis
  • Facilitated Diffusion

Active

  • Requires energy (ATP)
  • Low concentration to high concentration
  • Across/up concentration gradient

  • Protein Carrier & Pumps
  • Bulk Transport

-Exocytosis

-Endocytosis

*Pinocytosis

*Phagocytosis

ACTIVE TRANSPORT

Protein Pumps/Carriers: when proteins use energy to move molecules across the cell membrane (across/up) uses ATP to make something happen

Bulk Transport: moving a large molecule or large amounts of molecule across cell membrane using vesicles

-Exocytosis: when molecules move out of the cell, vesicle will join with cell membrane to move it out

-Endocytosis: opposite of exocytosis when molecules come into the cell

  • Pinocytosis: when liquid is entering the cell (endocytosis) cell drinking
  • Phagocytosis: taking solids in, using endocytosis (cell eating)

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