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Phospholipids

Make up the cell membrane

Phospholipid bilayer

Two layers of phospholipids

Polarity

Allows water to interact with various compounds

Transport proteins

A protein that plays a role in the active orpassive movement of specific substances through cell membranes

Selective permeability

When membranes regulate the exchange of materials in a very specific way.

Glycoproteins/ glycolipids

Proteins/lipids that is linked to sugar or polysaccharide

Diifusion

Refers to the movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.

Concentration gradient

When there is a difference in concentration of molecules across a distance

Osmosis

Responsible for the movement of water across membranes

Turgor

Outward pressure of a cell against its cell wall

Isotonic

Same concentration of water in cell and solution

Hypotonic

More water concentration

Hypertonic

Less water concentration

Passive transport

Involves diffusion without any input of energy

Active transport

Moves substances against their concentration gradients and requires energy

Facilitated diffusion

Molecules move down their concentration gradient with the help of transport proteins

Endocytosis

Way for multicellular organisms to get food

Exocytosis

Helps remove waste materials