Cell Membrane
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| Fluid Mosiac | A model that refers to how the lipid bilayer acts more like a liquid than a solid. Also, has proteins.
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| Active Transport | Energy Needed. Low to High concentration. Material moving through a protein channel.
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| Passive Transport | No Energy needed. High to Low concentration. Includes- Osmosis, Diffusion, and Facilitated Diffusion.
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| Diffuion | High to Low movement of molecules. No Energy.
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| Osmosis | Diffusion of water from an area of High concentraion to an area of Low concentration.
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| Endocytosis | Materials entering cells. ( ENdocytosis)
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| Exocytosis | Materials exiting cells. ( EXocytosis)
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| Hydrophobic | Substance that resists dissolving in water.
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| Hydrophilic | Mixes with water.
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| Isotonic | No change in cell shape. Describes a solution whose solute concentration is equal to the solute concentraion inside the cell.
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| Phospholipid | Molecule that makes up the bilayer of biological membranes.
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| Hypotonic | Solute concentration is lower than the solute concentraion inside the cell. ( LOW )
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| Hypertonic | Solute concentraion is higher than the solute concentaion inside the cell. ( HIGH )
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| Protein Channel | Passes large molecules that can't go through the membrane. It is like a channel that has a path for larger molecules to go through.
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| Facilitated Diffusion | Passive Transport. Uses transport proteins to move substances down the concentration gradient.
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| Concentration Gradient | Substances moving from High to Low areas.
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| Solution | Solutes dissolved in solvents.
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| Solute | Substance dissolved in a solution
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| Solvent | In a solution, substance dissolves in solutes.
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