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Passive and Active Transport: The Difference between Active and Passive Transport in Cells

In order to understand to understand transport within the cells, it is important that one carefully understand the importance of cells in the transportation. All living objects whether plants or animals are made up of cells. Cells are made up of atoms which are defined as the smallest unit of matter.

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Running Head: PASSIVE AND ACTIVE TRANSPORT Passive and Active Transport: The Difference between Active and Passive Transport in Cells Introduction Though exceptionally minute, cells are the most vital unit that is essential for some processes to occur within the body. These processes are very important in the development and growth may it of a plant or an animal. It is very important that the growth and development is accompanied by various unique mechanisms in order for them to become ...
... the cell. Both mechanisms assist in the movement of various substances across the cell membrane. Another similarity between them is that there are different concentrations found on the different sides of the membrane. It is very clear that both active and passive transportation play an essential part in the movement of substances in and out the cell membrane.

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