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active transport
uses energy and goes against the concentration gradient
passive transport
no energy and follows the concentration gradient
hypotonic
the process of water going into a cell to make the cell swell
hypertonic
the process of water leaving a cell to make the cell shrink
isotonic
the process of the water mass staying the same while the molecules move in and out in an equillibrium
endocytosis
the process of proteins being brought in from energy (active transport)
exocytosis
the process of proteins being taken out by energy (active transport)
water, glucose, protein
components of life smallest to biggest that are transported through cell membranes
glucose
a sugar that is transported through the membrane through facilitated diffusion (passive)
carbon dioxide and oxygen
gases that transport across the membrane through simple diffusion
protein
a molecule that passes through the membrane by endo and exocytosis (active) bc they are too big
ions
charged molecules that transport through the membrane by facilitated diffusion or pumps
simple diffusion
gases, small nonpolar, no energy, passive, high to low concentration
facilitated diffusion
big molecules, glucose, passive, high to low concentration, no energy
osmosis
water only, passive, high to low conc., no energy
endo and exocytosis
uses energy, active, low to high concentration, proteins
pumps
active, low to high concentration, charged molecules