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Phospholipid

-Make up bi-layer of phospholipids in cell membrane


-Two parts:


•Hydrophilic/polar head (attracted to water and charged)


•Hydrophobic/nonpolar tail (afraid of water and not charged)

Bilayer

Phospholipids arranged into two layers (in a cell membrane)

Osmosis

Diffusion of water through selectively permeable membrane

Diffusion

Transport of substances

Concentration

Mass of solute in a given volume of solution (mass/volume)

Permeability

Ability (or lack thereof) for molecules to cross membrane

Hypotonic

The solution with higher concentration of water (out of two)

Hypertonic

The solution with the lesser concentration of water (out of two)

Isotonic

Concentration of two solutions is the same

Prokaryotes

Cell without nucleus or membrane-bound organelles; classified into bacteria and archaebacteria

Eukaryote

Cells with a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles; classified as animals, plants, fungi, and protists

Virus

Nonliving molecule because they are not made up of cells, cannot live independently (live off of human cells), cannot reproduce independently, do not require energy or food, and do not grow, develop, or move



Consist of nucleus acid and a protein coat (capsid)

Organelle

Structure found inside a cell that performs a certain function

Equilibrium

When concentration of a solute is the same throughout a solution

Endosymbiotic

Situation in which one of the symbiotic organisms lives inside the other

Stem cells

Cells that can differentiate and become specialized for a specific structure/function during multicellular development from cell differentiation (aka cell specialization)



Have the abilities to:


-Divide and renew themselves for long periods of time


-Remain undifferentiated in form


-Develop (or differentiate) into another type of cell

Homeostasis

Maintenance of internal environment in spite of changes in external environment

Capsid

Protein coat of a virus

Differentiation

Process in which cell becomes specialized for specific structure of function during multicellular development

bi- or bio-

Life, living

en- or endo- or ent-

In, into, within

eu-

Well, good, true, normal

homo- (Latin)

Man, human

homo- (Greek)

Same, alike

hyper-

Above, beyond, over

homo- (Greek)

Same, alike

hyper-

Above, beyond, over

Hypo-

Below, under, less

iso-

Equal, same

-kary

Cell nucleus

permea-

Pass, go

pro-

Forward, favoring, before

sym- or syn-

Together