Biology - Active transport

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If a cell has a higher concentration inside then outside, how can it bring in a molecule (cant use diffusion as it moves from high - low, not low - high)
By active transport
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Active transport moves molecules from a ___ solution, to a more ___ solution, against the conc. gradient)
From diluted. To conontrated
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This requires ___ from respiration
Energy
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How is active transport different from diffusion?
It moves from low-high conc (against gradient) while diffusion moves high-low (down gradient). It requires energy from respiration while diffusion doesn't
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An example of active transport is digested molecules (sugar) transporting from the l____(cavity where food digested - in small intestine), into the cell and then into the b___, to be carried around the body.
From lumen. Into bloodstream
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How is energy provided for active transport in this particular example?
Cell contain mitochondria, that is the site of respiration, tat provides the energy needed.
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Active transport moves molecules from a ___ solution, to a more ___ solution, against the conc. gradient)

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From diluted. To conontrated

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This requires ___ from respiration

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How is active transport different from diffusion?

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An example of active transport is digested molecules (sugar) transporting from the l____(cavity where food digested - in small intestine), into the cell and then into the b___, to be carried around the body.

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