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BIOL 243 Guided Practice 3 - Transport Flow Chart Assignment

This document outlines different types of cellular transport, including passive transport mechanisms like diffusion and osmosis that move molecules down concentration gradients without energy expenditure, as well as active transport processes like molecular pumping and vesicular transport that use energy sources like ATP to move molecules against gradients or transport larger particles. Active transport establishes electrochemical gradients across membranes that can then power secondary active transport.

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BIOL 243 Guided Practice 3 - Transport Flow Chart Assignment

This document outlines different types of cellular transport, including passive transport mechanisms like diffusion and osmosis that move molecules down concentration gradients without energy expenditure, as well as active transport processes like molecular pumping and vesicular transport that use energy sources like ATP to move molecules against gradients or transport larger particles. Active transport establishes electrochemical gradients across membranes that can then power secondary active transport.

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D’Angelo Gaffney

Cellular Transport

Passive Transport Active Transport

Characteristics Types Types Characteristics

Vesicular Up a
Molecular Transpor gradient
Down a Osmosis
Diffusion Pumping t
gradient
Moves
Moves Conditions big stuff
water Vesicular
No new Trafficking
energy Simple Facilitated
Creates Exocytosis Uses ATP
Resting energy
Transcytosis Endocytosis
Membrane
Through Through Potential
membrane proteins Energy
Sources

Hypertonic ATP
Isotonic Hypotonic
Existing
Gradients

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