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    Cell Membrane Concept Map

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    The document is a concept map about cell membrane transport. It shows that molecules can move across the cell membrane through passive transport or active transport. Passive transport includes diffusion of small non-polar molecules and osmosis of water directly through the phospholipid membrane. Facilitated diffusion uses transport proteins to move medium monomers and small polar molecules down their concentration gradients. Active transport requires ATP and transports molecules against their gradients using transport proteins.

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    The document is a concept map about cell membrane transport. It shows that molecules can move across the cell membrane through passive transport or active transport. Passive transport includes diffusion of small non-polar molecules and osmosis of water directly through the phospholipid membrane. Facilitated diffusion uses transport proteins to move medium monomers and small polar molecules down their concentration gradients. Active transport requires ATP and transports molecules against their gradients using transport proteins.

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    The document is a concept map about cell membrane transport. It shows that molecules can move across the cell membrane through passive transport or active transport. Passive transport includes diffusion of small non-polar molecules and osmosis of water directly through the phospholipid membrane. Facilitated diffusion uses transport proteins to move medium monomers and small polar molecules down their concentration gradients. Active transport requires ATP and transports molecules against their gradients using transport proteins.

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    Cell Membrane Concept Map

    Name

    Period

    Exchange of molecules
    through
    Against the
    concentration gradient
    (low to high)

    Down the
    concentration gradient
    (high to low)

    large molecules
    transported by
    requires

    small molecules,
    monomers, Polar

    pushed by

    transported
    through

    in
    examples

    out

    Small, non-polar
    molecules move
    through

    of water
    Medium monomers
    and small polar
    molecules move
    through

    also called

    Cell Membrane Concept Map Answer Key


    Exchange of molecules
    through
    cell (plasma) membranes
    Against the
    concentration gradient
    (low to high)

    Down the
    concentration gradient
    (high to low)

    active transport

    passive transport
    large molecules
    transported by

    requires

    small molecules

    energy - ATP

    transported
    through
    transport
    protein

    pushed by

    endocytosis

    diffusion

    exocytosis

    of water
    in

    out

    small molecules
    move through

    examples

    glucose, amino
    acids, ions (Ca, Na)

    food for unicellular


    organisms; bacteria
    that cause infection

    Wastes,
    Secretions:Digesti
    ve Enzymes,
    Hormones, Insulin

    phospholipid
    membrane

    larger molecules
    move through

    transport proteins

    also called

    facilitated diffusion

    osmosis

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