Types of Transport

8. a type of transport protein that doesn't change shape when molecules move through it
9. cell eating
10. the Sodium-Potassium Pump is an example of this type of transport protein
11. GLUTs and most channels are examples of this type of transport protein
12. a type of diffusion that requires proteins such as a channel or carrier
13. a transport protein that moves molecules in the same direction across the membrane
14. the movement of water from an area of low solute concentration to an area of high solute concentration
15. move molecules from an area of high concentration to low
16. a type of transport protein that binds directly to its molecule and changes shape to allow movement from one side of the membrane to the other
17. a type of active transport that uses the energy of a gradient to do work, the Sodium/Glucose transporter is an example of this

1. a type of endocytosis that LDLs use to get into the cell (2 words)
2. a type of passive transport that non-polar gases can use
3. a type of active transport that brings vesicles into the cell
4. a type of active transport used to release insulin
5. type of transport that requires an energy source
6. cell drinking
7. the term that describes a channel that can be opened or closed depending on the needs of the cell
15. a word used to describe the type of active transport pumps do