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Match the molecule with type of transport it uses to move across the cellular membrane. Osmosis,...

Match the molecule with type of transport it uses to move across the cellular membrane. Osmosis, simple diffusion or facilitated diffusion

Oxygen

Carbon dioxide

Water

glucose

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1) Oxygen : Simple diffusion

  • Gases moves by simple diffusion across the cell membrane.
  • It helps supplying oxygen to body tissues.

2) Carbon dioxide : Simple diffusion

  • Gases moves by simple diffusion across the cell membrane.
  • It helps in removing carbon dioxide generated during metabolic processes.

3) Water : Osmosis

  • Water moves from area of lower solute concentration to area of higher solute concentration (from area of high water content to area of low water content) across a semipermeable membrane.

4) Glucose : Facilitated diffusion

  • Protein carrier for glucose molecules are GLUT.
  • These transporters facilitate glucose diffusion into the cell.  
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