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active transportprocess requiring energy by which cells move materials against a concentration gradient
contractile vacuoleorganelle that some protists such as paramecium possess that collects and expels water
diffusionnet,random movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
dynamic equilibriumcondition of continuous movemnet of particles across a gradient with no overall change in concentration
endocytosisactive transport of particles into a cell
exocytosisactive transport of particles out of a cell
facilitated diffusionpassive transport of particles such a sugars and amino acids across a membrane by way of transport proteins
fluid mosaic modelproperty of the plasma membrane wherein many similiar molecules are free to move sideways within their lipid bilayer
hypertonic solutionin cells the condition where the solution outside the cell is more concentrated than inside the cell-causes cells to shrink
hypotonic solutionin cells the condition where the solution outside the cell is less concentrated than inside the cell causing the cell to swell and possibly explode
isotonic solutionin cells the condition where the solution outside the cells is the same concentration as inside the cell
osmosisthe diffusion of water through a membrane depending on the concentration of solutes on either side of the membrane.
passive transportin cells the movement of particles across a membrane requiring no expenditure of energy.ex-diffusion and osmosis
phospholipidmembrane lipids having phosphate groups attached to them.Plasma membranes of cells are made of these.
plasmolysisprocess resulting in a drop in turgor pressure-ie. plants wilting
selective permeabilityproperty of the plasma membrane where it controls what enters and exits the cell.
transport proteina protein embedded in the cell membrane that can allow molecules to pass back and forth across the membrane
turgor pressureinternal pressure within a cell caused by water in the central vacuole