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Cell Membrane Concept Map, Schemes and Mind Maps of Cell Biology

Typology: Schemes and Mind Maps

2020/2021

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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)
requires
small molecules,
monomers, Polar
transported
through
examples
Small, non-polar
molecules move
hh
Medium monomers
and small polar
molecules move
hh
of water
also called
large molecules
transported by
in
out
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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)

requires

small molecules, monomers, Polar

transported through

examples

pushed by

Small, non-polar molecules move h h

Medium monomers and small polar molecules move h h

of water

also called

large molecules transported by

in out

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

requires small molecules

energy - ATP transported through transport protein

examples

passive transport

pushed by

diffusion

small molecules move through larger molecules move through

of water

phospholipid membrane

transport proteins

osmosis

also called

facilitated diffusion

glucose, amino acids, ions (Ca, Na)

large molecules transported by

endocytosis exocytosis

in out

food for unicellular organisms; bacteria that cause infection

Wastes, Secretions:Digestive Enzymes, Hormones, Insulin