Passive & Active Transport

Prentice-Hall Presentation Pro video associated with Miller & Levine's Biology textbook (Dragonfly book)

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[HLMUM]

Hi,

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[vanitavance]

@HLMUM I do not own the copyright to these videos. Please contact Prentice Hall for the information you need. These videos accompanied their textbook, "Biology," by Miller and Levine (dragonfly book) which is indicated in the description posted with the video.

[cheekoum]

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[kl5110]

I thought facilitated transport was an example of active transport...I'm pretty sure glucose needs energy to pass through the membrane.

[onecoolkid96]

@TinHinge I'm fairly sure the channel proteins used for facilitated diffusion have a fixed shape. Like the carrier proteins used for glucose, they maintain the same shape and therefore cannot transport another substance. Hoewer when given energy, they are able to change shape specific to a different substance