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Transporte Celular: Activo vs Pasivo

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Transporte Celular: Activo vs Pasivo
 

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by Alicia Chicaiza
1

El transporte pasivo incluye difusión simple y difusión facilitada y no necesita energía.

2

La fagocitosis es un ejemplo de transporte pasivo.

3

El transporte activo siempre es más rápido que el pasivo en todas las circunstancias.

4

El transporte pasivo puede mover sustancias contra su gradiente si hay ATP disponible.

5

Las bombas sodio-potasio utilizan ATP para bombear Na+ y K+.

6

El transporte activo requiere energía para mover sustancias contra su gradiente.

7

La difusión facilitada requiere energía para funcionar.

8

La endocitosis y la exocitosis son ejemplos de transporte activo mediado por vesículas.

9

Las bombas sodio-potasio pueden funcionar sin consumo de ATP.

10

El transporte activo primario utiliza ATP directamente, mientras el secundario aprovecha un gradiente.

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