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Cell Transport Notes (Unit 3.4-3.10) : - Concentration

Cell transport occurs through passive or active mechanisms. Passive transport includes diffusion and osmosis, which move molecules down concentration gradients without energy. Active transport requires ATP and transports materials against concentration gradients using protein pumps or bulk transport. Homeostasis is maintained through these transport processes regulating the movement of substances into and out of cells.

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Cell Transport Notes (Unit 3.4-3.10) : - Concentration

Cell transport occurs through passive or active mechanisms. Passive transport includes diffusion and osmosis, which move molecules down concentration gradients without energy. Active transport requires ATP and transports materials against concentration gradients using protein pumps or bulk transport. Homeostasis is maintained through these transport processes regulating the movement of substances into and out of cells.

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Name:________________________________________________________________________

Cell Transport Notes (Unit 3.4-3.10)


KEY TERMS:

• Concentration gradient: difference in concentration of

• Solute: substance ____________________ in a solution.

• Solvent: substance the solute is ______________________.

• Homeostasis: process by which organisms maintain a

• Equilibrium: state that exist when the concentration of a substance

• Hypertonic: when a solution has a _____________ concentration of solute than

• Hypotonic: when a solution has a ___________ solute


concentration than

• Isotonic: solution concentration is the _________ inside and

BACKGROUND INFO:

• Every living cell contains a _____________ interior and is surrounded by _____________.

• The cell membrane regulates movement from one side of the membrane to the other.

• Cytoplasm is a _______________ of many different ________________.

• In a solution, molecules move constantly and collide with one another. This leads to the particles

PASSIVE TRANSPORT

• No energy required by

• O2, H2O, and CO2 can _______________ move across the membrane
without

• They will move down the concentration gradient from ________ to


______ concentration.

1) Diffusion
 Molecules move from an area of ________ concentration to an area of ______ concentration.
 This does not
 Molecules move down the concentration gradient until
 Once equilibrium is reached molecules will move in
Name:________________________________________________________________________
 Simple diffusion- the movement of __________ like oxygen and carbon dioxide across the cell
membrane without

2) Osmosis
 Type of passive transport- no
 It is the diffusion of ____________ through a

 Moves from high concentration of water to a

Cell A: The surrounding solution is


_______________. There is a _________________
concentration of water inside the cell than outside
the cell. Water rushes out until

Cell B: The surrounding solution is


________________. The concentration of
water inside the cell is the same as the
concentration outside the cell. Water flows
in and out but

Cell C: The surrounding solution is


________________. There is a lower
concentration of water inside the cell than outside the cell. Water rushes in until the

 Plants and Osmosis


Plants (and bacteria) are surrounded by a cell well.
This

Plants are healthiest in hypotonic environment:


water will flow in keeping vacuole full. The cell
membrane will be pressed into the cell wall and the plant will

Animals cells _________________________________________. If they are placed in a


hypotonic environment, water will flow in and the cell will burst. This is called
___________________.
In an isotonic solution: plant cells become
In a hypertonic solution- water leaves the plant cell and the cell membrane pulls
Name:________________________________________________________________________

3) Facilitated Diffusion
 Type of passive transport (no energy required) with

 Ions, water, sugar, diffuse into and out of the cell through facilitated
diffusion
 Some proteins will only allow

 Ion channels- allow ions

ACTIVE TRANSPORT

• The transport of materials across the cell membrane that

• ATP is the energy molecule used for active transport. Remember this was the

• Moves materials from low concentration to high concentration,

• Cells can use a specific protein ___________________________________ against the concentration gradient

1) Na+/K+ Pump

 Pump moves K+ ions ________ the cell, and Na+ ion ______ of
the cell.

 Requires energy from ATP =

2) Bulk Transport

 The remaining examples of active transport can also be


classified as

 Bulk transport = moving larger molecules

 Exocytosis- a vesicle will fuse with the cell membrane to

 Endocytosis- _____________________________________
___________________________________by the cell
membrane (ingest large food particles, waste, whole cells)

a) Phagocytosis- “cellular eating”- _________________


Name:________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________ into a vesicle that buds off the cell membrane.

b) Pinocytosis- “cellular drinking___________________

____________________________ into a
vesicle that buds off the cell membrane.

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