Glucose travels by facilitated diffusion

  1. Glucose travels by facilitated diffusion instead of simple diffusion like other molecules. Why? Glucose is actually a molecule
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  2. How is facilitated diffusion different than simple diffusion?Facilitated diffusion uses proteins in the membrane to help move
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  3. What is the main difference in the movement of molecules during simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion? Facilitated
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  4. Which of the terms below are a form of passive transport? (1 point) Responses Diffusion Diffusion Facilitated Diffusion
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  5. The movement of water across cellular membranes from a hypotonic to hypertonic environments through aquaporins, which are
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  6. Classify the following as applying to simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, or active transport.Items (7 items) (Drag and
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  7. Glucose is needed by all cells in order to do cellular respiration. How does glucose, a large molecule, enter cells without
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  8. Glucose is needed by all cells in order to do cellular respiration. How does glucose, a large molecule, enter cells without
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  9. Glucose is needed by all cells in order to do cellular respiration. How does glucose, a large molecule, enter cells without
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  10. Compare and contrast osmosis and facilitated diffusion using the graphic organizer below.Characteristics: Osmosis and
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