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cell transport

 cell membrane 

genetic material cytoplasm, ribosome, eukaryotes , prokaryotes. 

help regulate homeostasis

cell membrane - signaling ablities 

phospholipid bilayer 

polar 

and non polar 

directly go through bilayer 

oxygen . carbondioxide simple diffusion move with the flow 

molecules move from high concentration to low contration of moleculels 

protein to the membrane 

transport protein 

change the shape 

stimulus 

helping with the molecules if the molecules is too big help to break down or reduce size 

protein facilitating 

glucose - 

osmosis 

transport active transport and passive transport

glucose - concentration of glucose in the cell 

the concentration of glucose in the environment

ATP energy ( 3 phosphate ) 

ATP force the molecule to the ( limit size ) reshape the size 

carbohydrate : 

   endocytosis ( inside the cell ) depending on how the cell bringing the molecule inside the cell 

bind the receptor - 

different type of endocytosiss 

exocytosis _ cell waste 

polysaccharide-

cell wall are different cell membrane

cell wall -need carbohydrate 

 

Cell Transport