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Cellular Transport Review Diagrams
Active Transport Examples
Diffusion/
Osmosis
Facilitated Diffusion
Cell Transport Concept Map
Name
Date
Cell transport involves the
exchange of molecules
through the
Against the
concentration gradient
(low to high)
Down the
concentration gradient
(high to low)
large molecules
transported by
requires
small molecules move
through
moved by
of water
in
out
Small molecules
move through
Larger molecules
move through
examples
Example:
Example:
also called
Word Bank:
Active Transport
Passive Transport
Diffusion
Facilitated Diffusion
ATP Energy
Glucose/Amino Acids/Ions
Wastes/Secretions
Cell Membrane (2X) Osmosis
Food/Bacteria
Proteins (2X)
Endocytosis
Exocytosis
Cell Transport Concept Map Answer Key
Exchange of molecules
through the
cell membrane
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
move through
energy - ATP
proteins
moves by
endocytosis
diffusion
exocytosis
of water
in
out
small molecules
move through
larger molecules
move through
examples
glucose, amino
acids, ions (Ca, Na)
Example: food for
unicellular
organisms;
bacteria that cause
infection
Example:
Wastes,
Secretions:
Enzymes,
Hormones, Insulin
proteins
Cell membrane
also called
facilitated diffusion
osmosis