Different Types of Transport Across the Cell Membrane | Passive, Active, Uniport, Symport & Antiport

📌 This is Part 2 of How do molecules cross the membrane lecture, If you haven’t watched Part 1, I recommend watching it first to understand the different transport proteins and channels before moving on to this lecture. In this video, we cover: 🔹 Passive Transport Simple diffusion Facilitated diffusion 🔹 Active Transport Primary active transport Secondary active transport Sodium-Potassium (Na⁺/K⁺) Pump as an example of primary active transport Glucose transport in intestinal epithelial cells as an example of secondary active transport 🔹 Transporter-Mediated Movement We also see how a transporter can move: One solute → Uniport Two solutes in the same direction → Symport Two solutes in opposite directions → Antiport #CellBiology #MembraneTransport #PassiveTransport #ActiveTransport #Uniport #Symport #Antiport #CSIRNET #Biotechnology #BiotechSimplified