Cell Membranes and Simple Transport
Description
In order for an organism to stay alive and function, its cells must be able to exchange certain materials with their environment. That means that within an organism’s body, various molecules and compounds move into, and out of, all cells. This program explores the ways in which every individual cell, in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes, controls which materials pass in and out by the action of its selectively permeable cell membrane.
Runtime
8 min 4 sec
Series
Subjects
- Cell metabolism (65)
- Life sciences (447)
- Metabolism (222)
- Cytology (31)
- Cells (35)
- Biology (601)
- Cell physiology (28)
Database
Films on Demand
Direct Link
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