Active Transport (Short and Sweet Version)

This animation briefly explains active transport across a membrane. If you'd like a more in-depth explanation with analogies and other good stuff, check out the longer version here: • Active Transport Expla...
Transcript:
In active transport, ATP energy and transport proteins are used to pump particles against their concentration gradient, from low to high concentration.
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Music: bensound.com

[@kavyas2838]

Excellent mode of explanation with all the required points .Waiting for more videos

[@BioManBiology]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@tayoola3469]

Love ur channel

[@BioManBiology]

Thanks!

[@jenkana]

Best waiting for more 🥺

[@BioManBiology]

Thanks, I have a video on osmosis and a game to go with it that I'm finishing up soon!

[@linda_gaming7596]

But it's wrong , because the lower concentration have higher solute or lower solvent and higher concentration have higher solvent and lower solute , so means the sugar solution in lower concentration have a higher solute(sugar content). U confuse me

[@BioManBiology]

Since you mentioned solutes and solvents, I think you might be mixing up active transport (the topic of this video) and osmosis. Here's a video on osmosis that might help: ruclips.net/video/BDDqY7IZhxQ/видео.htmlsi=cIOe3jt7O7KO-UKn

[@linda_gaming7596]

@@BioManBiology yeah , but also the active transport is the process of substance moving from lower to higher concentration by the help energy given by cell, so that we mention solute and solvent. I understand u bro