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How do materials move into and out of the cell?

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  1. very very well outlined by tralala


  2. There are three processes included in the transfer of materials:

    1. Active transport: this is when materials is transferred from low concentrations of solute to high concentration of solutes, with the use of ATP

    2. Passive transport

    a. diffusion - transfer of small nonpolar molecules from high to low concentrations, simply by going in and out of the cell membrane

    b. facilitated diffusion - transfer of molecules from high to low concentrations with the use of proteins as passageway canals

    c. osmosis -flow of water from low concentration of solutes to high concentration

    3. Endocytosis

    a. Phagocytosis - pseudopods of cell membrane eat up large molecules from the environment

    b. Phinocytosis - pseudopods of cell membrane "eat" fluids in the environment

    c. Endocytosis with receptor - selectively transfer large molecules

  3. through the cell membrane by diffusion, facilitated diffusion and active transport

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