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How is active and passive transport different? Give some examples of the different transports.
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Active transport requires the cell to expend energy, while passive transport does not. Active transport requires ATP energy while passive transport doesn’t.
Active transport uses energy in order to move things in a direction form low to high. An example of active transport is when a person pushes a wheel barrel over a hill.
Passive transport doesn’t require energy in order to move something from a high point to a low point.
An example is a ball rolling down a hill.
they go through different veins throughout the body.
Passive transport is the movement with using energy and active is the movement is using energy
Active transport requires the cell to expend energy, while passive transport does not.
active transport requires ATP energy while passive transport doesn’t.
Active transport is the transport of a substance across a cell membrane against the concentration gradient and does require energy, but passive transport is the transport of a substance across a cell membrane by diffusion requiring energy.
Active transport is subtance moving through the cell membrane. Passive transport is moving particals through the cell membrane without using energy. one example of active transport is pathagons going in the cell.
active doesn’t use energy and passive does
Active transports is diffusion through a cell membrane that uses energy, the passive transport does not require energy but the rotation of molecules instead. An example of active is sodium pumps in cells.
Active transport is subtance moving through the cell membrane. Passive transport is moving particals through the cell membrane without using energy. one example of active transport is pathagons going in the cell.
The difference is one goes in and one goes out.
Active is particles moving through the cell with energy and trancive is without
Active transport is subtance moving through the cell membrane.
Active transport is the transport of a substance across a cell membrane against the concentration gradient and does require energy, but passive transport is the transport of a substance. One example of active transport is pathagons going in the cell.
Active transport is subtance moving through the cell membrane.
Active transport is subtance moving through the cell membrane. active transport is pathagons going in the cell.
Active transport is where water or some kind of substance comes through the cell membrane using energy. Passive trasport the substance does not use energy to get through the cell membrane and it jus kind of flots through.
Passive transport is moving particals through the cell membrane without using energy, while active transport does the same thing, but dosen’t use energy.
Passive transport is the moving of particles through the cell without the use of energy. Active transport is the moving of particles through a cell membrane with the use of energy.
passive transport-when a substance moves from high to low through the cell membrane without using enegy
active transport-when a substance moves from low to high through the cell membrane using energy
Active transport is the movement of a chemical substance through a gradient of concentration, and requires energy. Passive transport is the movement of a chemical substance across a cell membrane without using energy.
Passive transport is the movement of substances across a cell membrane without using energy while active does require energy. In active transport , cells use energy to move particles.In passive transport particles travel through proteins .
active transport is when things move through the cell membrane by using energy and passive transport is the same thing but doesnt use the cells energy
Active transport is when is when the cell doesn’t use any energy to move particles through the cell membrane.
Passive is when particles are pushed through the cell using energy.
Active transport is the transport of a substance across a cell membrane against the concentration gradient and does require energy, but passive transport is the transport of a substance across a cell membrane by diffusion requiring energy.
Active transport requires energy but passive transport doesn’t
Active transport is when something goes across the cell membrane and the cell has to use energy to move it. An example is hormones or proteins bring shipped in or out of the cell. Passive transport is when something moves across the cell membrane that does NOT require energy from the cell. Osmosis is an example of passive transport.
Active transport is when the cell uses energy to move particles into or out of the cell. An example would be nutrients and protein which would make the cell use energy as it moves them in or out of the cell. Passive transport is when the cell doesn’t use energy to move particles into or out of the cell. An example is the cell does not use energy to let oxygen in the cell.
Active transport is when substance moves through the cell membrane with the use of energy. Passive transport is substances moving through the cell membrane without the use of energy. A example is when substances go through a cell.
Active transport requires energy ; An example of active transport are pathogens going in the cell.
Passive transport is where substances move without the use of energy by the cell. Active Transport is where substances move and requires energy from the cell. Diffusion and osmosis are examples of passive transport. Large proteins are an example of active transport.
1.Active transport requires the cell to expend energy.
2.Passive transport doesn’t require energy in order to move something from a high point to a low point.
Passive transport is the movement with using energy and active is the movement is using energy.
Active transport requires cells to use energy. Passive transport goes outside the cell membrane
transport
active transport is the movment between energy that makes things go in or out of the cell
passive dose not require energy and is when substances move without enrgy to move somthing
Active transport is subtance moving through the cell membrane. Passive transport is moving particals through the cell membrane without using energy. one example of active transport is pathagons going in the cell.
Active transport is the movement of a chemical substance through a gradient of concentration, and requires energy. Passive transport is the movement of a chemical substance across a cell membrane without using energy.
active doesn’t use energy and passive does
Exocytosis and endocystosis are examples of transportation.
How is active and passive transport different? Give some examples of the different transports.
Active transport uses chemical energy.
passive transport does not use any energy.
Active transport examples:
In internal lining of the small intestine, Plants absorbing mineral salts from the soil
Passive transport examples; Osmosis, simple molecules, water and ethanol
Active transport uses energy in order to move things in a direction form low to high. An example of active transport is when a person pushes a wheel barrel over a hill. Passive transport is moving particals through the cell membrane without using energy. one example of active transport is pathagons going in the cell.