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Active Transport Facilitated Concentration Diffusion Atp Gradient Low

Front What is the difference between active transport and facilitated diffusion?
Back - active transport uses ATP from respiration and is active
- facilitated diffusion does not use ATP and is passive

- active transport is against a concentration gradient from low to high concentration
- facilitated diffusion is down a concentration gradient from high to low concentration

- active transport uses carrier proteins only
- facilitated diffusion uses both carrier proteins and ion channels

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