Question

Cell transport

Answer 1

So whats your question?

Answer 2

did I put the boxes in the right spots? @AZ

Answer 3

It looks correct.

Answer 4

It looks good!

I'm just not sure about endocytosis and exocytosis. In exocytosis, you can secrete proteins for the ECM or neurotransmitters (depending on the cell). But there's receptor-mediated endocytosis where you'll have receptor proteins and that's what molecules can bind to and then be brought into the cell. So yeah mhmm

Answer 5

should I move it around? or submit it like this

Answer 6

I think if the question says using proteins, it should probably be switched around

Answer 7

so i move endoyctosis and ecoctyosis

Answer 8

Yes thats what AZ said so I would think so.

Answer 9

"Exocytosis is the primary means of cellular secretion. Because exocytosis involves fusion between the plasma membrane and the membrane of secretory vesicles, it is likely that proteins on these two membranes, as well as additional proteins in cellular cytoplasm, mediate exocytosis."
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8725405/

They're not even sure of the mechanism D:

Answer 10

So yeah, switch them

Answer 11

ok ill swap them

Answer 12

thanks

Answer 13

No problem!

Answer 14

I got a 0/10 !?

Answer 15

I just looked at it again and I had overlooked something

Passive transport is moving substances down their concentration gradient while active transport is moving substances against their concentration gradient which is why active transport requires energy.

Answer 16

Is diffusion a form of active transport or passive transport?

Answer 17

passive

Answer 18

There's only 9 blanks but it makes no sense to have received a 0. It probably has to be graded by your teacher manually

Answer 19

That's right!

Answer 20

my grade is 84 so it effected my grade already

Answer 21

maybe i cant make a single mistake