Movement Through the Cell Membrane

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Movement Through the Cell Membrane  Types of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No    Passive Transport (Diffusion)   H--------L

Types of Transport Concentration Gradient Energy needed? Yes or No Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport   H------L H------L H--------L

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis, Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport   H------L Lipids H------L H--------L

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis, Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport    H------L  Lipids No H------L H--------L

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport   H------L  Lipids  No Facilitated Transport H------L H--------L

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis, Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport    H------L Lipids  No  Facilitated  Transport H-----L H--------L

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport    H------L  Lipids  No  Facilitated H-----L  Protein Channel H--------L

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport    H------L  Lipids  No  Facilitated H-----L  Protein Channel H--------L

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport    H------L  Lipids  No  Facilitated H-----L  Protein Channel     Active Transport L-------H 

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport    H------L  Lipids  No  Facilitated H-----L  Protein Channel     Active Transport L------H

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuole Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport     H------L  Lipids  No  Facilitated H-----L  Protein Channel     Active Transport  L------H  Proteins

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport    H------L  Lipids  No  Facilitated H-----L  Protein Channel     Active Transport L------H  Proteins Endocytosis

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis,Vacuole Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport    H------L  Lipids  No   Facilitated Transport   H-----L  Protein Channel     Active Transport L------H  Proteins Endocytosis Exocytosis

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport    H------L  Lipids  No  Facilitated Transport   H-----L  Protein Channel     Active Transport L------H  Proteins Endocytosis Exocytosis Vacuoles

 Type of Transport Concentration Gradient Use of Proteins, Lipids, Endocytosis Exocytosis, Vacuoles Energy needed? Yes or No  Passive Transport    H------L  Lipids  No  Facilitated Transport H-----L  Protein Channel     Active Transport L------H  Proteins Endocytosis Exocytosis Vacuoles  Yes