Active Cellular Transport Lesson

Reminders

-Test will be on October 4, 2021.

​-End of the quarter will be next week, October 8, 2021.

​-Notes for 1st quarter must be handwritten, organized, and to be submitted on October 6, 2021.

​-If you're missing notes, watch lessons on TTN.

​-Once 2nd quarter starts, no assignment from 1st quarter will be accepted.

​Today's Agenda

• ​Animal and Plant Cell Quiz - Classkick

• ​Review - Passive Transport

• ​Lesson - Active Transport

• ​Review Sheet - Module 3

Multiple Choice

Particles in passive diffusion move from

• Low concentration to High concentration

• High concentration to Low concentration

Multiple Choice

What type of passive diffusion looks at the spontaneous movement of particles from high to low concentration?

• Osmosis

• Facilitated Diffusion

• Diffusion

• Active Transport

Multiple Choice

What type of passive transport uses carrier proteins to move particles from high to low concentration?v

• Osmosis

• Facilitated Diffusion

• Diffusion

• Active Transport

Multiple Choice

What type of passive transport looks looks at the movement of water?

• Osmosis

• Facilitated Diffusion

• Diffusion

• Active Transport

Multiple Choice

What happens to the cell if you put it in an isotonic solution?

• Burst

• Nothing

• Shrink

Multiple Choice

What happens to the cell if you put it in a hypotonic solution?

• Burst

• Nothing

• Shrink

Multiple Choice

What happens to the cell if you put it in a hypertonic solution?

• Shrink

• Nothing

• Burst

Active Transport

Module 3, Lesson 3B

​Remember!

• ​Passive transport

  • ​Particles move from high concentration to low concentration

  • ​No energy required

​Active Transport

• ​Movement of particles from low concentration to high concentration

• ​Requires energy in the form of ATP

Multiple Select

Which statements are true about active transport? MORE THAN 1 ANSWER

• Goes from high to low concentration

• Goes from low to high concentration

• Needs energy

• Does not need energy

​ATP - Charged Molecule

• ​Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)

  • ​ATP has 3 phosphates

  • ​The 3 phosphates indicates that it is charged

  • ​To release the energy, 1 phosphate detaches, changing it to ADP (adenosine diphosphate)

​ADP - Discharged Molecule

• ​Adenosine diphosphate (ADP)

  • ​has 2 phosphates

  • ​adding another phosphate leads to energy storage

Multiple Choice

Which one is discharged? 

• ADP

• ATP

Multiple Choice

Which one is charged? 

• ADP

• ATP

Multiple Choice

Which part of ATP stores the energy? 

• Adenine

• 3 phosphates

• Ribose

​Protein Pumps

• ​Particles moved through active transport uses protein pumps

• ​ATP provides the energy to allow the protein pumps to function

Multiple Choice

What allows the protein pumps to transport particles?

• ADP

• ATP

​Bulk Transport

• ​When a large amount of particles need to be moved, using the protein pumps would take too long

• ​Bulk transport is when a large amount of particles are moved in or out of the cell

​Endocytosis vs Exocytosis

• Endocytosis

  • ​Materials are being brought into the cell

• ​Exocytosis

  • ​Materials are being brought out of a cell

Multiple Choice

Endocytosis transports materials _________ the cell

• Out of

• Into

Multiple Choice

Exocytosis transports materials _________ the cell

• Into

• Out of

​Today's Activity

​- Work on your review sheets today