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a) 1,3-Diisopropylurea is a relatively small, very hydrophobic molecule. Suppose that the [1.3- diisopropylurea] outside of a cell is 5*10-° M, and the [1,3-diisopropylurea] inside the cell is 2*10-5 M. If the diisopropylurea were to move out of the cell, what transport process would be used? Circle the correct answer from the list below. 9) - Active transport: receptor mediated endocytosis - Passive transport: simple diffusion %3D - Passive transport: osmosis - Active transport: protein pumps proog - Active transport: phagocytosis - Passive transport: facilitated diffusion - Active transport: pinocytosis b) In terms of rate of transport of a molecule across a membrane, what is the difference betwee passive and active transport? tassive tranport is the movement a concentration gradient ronm higher to lower concentr without the use QP huolecules down ene Active transport is the movement of molecules over a concentraleon gradient concentration with the we బూబ ర active transport is of energy In terms of rate of transport, faster than passive tranport because ఇ the ATP IS Used in adwe transport, therefore the movement is

a) 1,3-Diisopropylurea is a relatively small, very hydrophobic molecule. Suppose that the [1.3- diisopropylurea] outside of a cell is 5*10-° M, and the [1,3-diisopropylurea] inside the cell is 2*10-5 M. If the diisopropylurea were to move out of the cell, what transport process would be used? Circle the correct answer from the list below. 9) - Active transport: receptor mediated endocytosis - Passive transport: simple diffusion %3D - Passive transport: osmosis - Active transport: protein pumps proog - Active transport: phagocytosis - Passive transport: facilitated diffusion - Active transport: pinocytosis b) In terms of rate of transport of a molecule across a membrane, what is the difference betwee passive and active transport? tassive tranport is the movement a concentration gradient ronm higher to lower concentr without the use QP huolecules down ene Active transport is the movement of molecules over a concentraleon gradient concentration with the we బూబ ర active transport is of energy In terms of rate of transport, faster than passive tranport because ఇ the ATP IS Used in adwe transport, therefore the movement is

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a) 1,3-Diisopropylurea is a relatively small, very hydrophobic molecule. Suppose that the [1.3- diisopropylurea] outside of a cell is 5*10-° M, and the [1,3-diisopropylurea] inside the cell is 2*10-5 M. If the diisopropylurea were to move out of the cell, what transport process would be used? Circle the correct answer from the list below. 9) - Active transport: receptor mediated endocytosis - Passive transport: simple diffusion %3D - Passive transport: osmosis - Active transport: protein pumps proog - Active transport: phagocytosis - Passive transport: facilitated diffusion - Active transport: pinocytosis b) In terms of rate of transport of a molecule across a membrane, what is the difference betwee passive and active transport? tassive tranport is the movement a concentration gradient ronm higher to lower concentr without the use QP huolecules down ene Active transport is the movement of molecules over a concentraleon gradient concentration with the we బూబ ర active transport is of energy In terms of rate of transport, faster than passive tranport because ఇ the ATP IS Used in adwe transport, therefore the movement is
Transcribed Image Text:a) 1,3-Diisopropylurea is a relatively small, very hydrophobic molecule. Suppose that the [1.3- diisopropylurea] outside of a cell is 5*10-° M, and the [1,3-diisopropylurea] inside the cell is 2*10-5 M. If the diisopropylurea were to move out of the cell, what transport process would be used? Circle the correct answer from the list below. 9) - Active transport: receptor mediated endocytosis - Passive transport: simple diffusion %3D - Passive transport: osmosis - Active transport: protein pumps proog - Active transport: phagocytosis - Passive transport: facilitated diffusion - Active transport: pinocytosis b) In terms of rate of transport of a molecule across a membrane, what is the difference betwee passive and active transport? tassive tranport is the movement a concentration gradient ronm higher to lower concentr without the use QP huolecules down ene Active transport is the movement of molecules over a concentraleon gradient concentration with the we బూబ ర active transport is of energy In terms of rate of transport, faster than passive tranport because ఇ the ATP IS Used in adwe transport, therefore the movement is
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