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| _______ are for passive transport. |
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| the cell membrane is________ and lets certain chemicals in and keeps certain chemicals out. |
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| channels and pumps are both folded_______ imbessed in the phospholipid bilayer |
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| the facilitated-diffusion channel allows a direct path for chemicals to travel_______ their gradients. |
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| substances moving from a region of________ concentration to_______ concentration are moving DOWN a gradient. |
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| moving UP a gradient takes more energy than moving DOWN a gradient. |
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| trade substance in opposite directions. |
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| move 2 substances in the same direction. |
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| pumps go in the_______ direction of the natural gradient. |
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| three_______ ions are pumped out of the cell. |
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| only two________ ions flow inward. |
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| energy for going against the gradient is supplied by_______. |
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endocytosis is the way a cell takes in the________ stuff it needs.
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| channels and pumps transport only_______ things like ions and small molecules. |
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| phagocytosis or cellular_______. |
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| pinocytosis or cellular_______. |
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| receptor-mediated endocytosis which forms a coated_______ and then a vesicle. |
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| excreting or removing larger particles is called_______. |
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