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Bilayer

two layers of molecules composed of phospholipid molecules

Hydrophillic

attracted to water

Hydrophobic

not attracted to water

Integral Proteins

span completely across the phospholipid bilayer

Peripheral Proteins

loosely attached to one side of the bilayer

Semi permeable

allow some, but not all substances to pass through

Diffusion

movement of things from a more concentrated area to a less concentrated area

Osmosis

diffusion of water across a semi-permeable membrane

Facilitated Diffusion

substances that are too large, or have a charge, can't pass through the cell membrane- they use integral proteins to get through the membrane

Carrier Proteins

carry non-charged molecules across the cell membrane


molecule must have correct shape in order to bind to the carrier

Channel Proteins

have a tunnel-like shape that allows charged particles to pass though the membrane

Passive Transport

when substances travel along their concentration gradient, no input of cellular energy is required (ex. diffusion, osmosis, facilitated diffusion)

Active Transport

movement of substances against their concentration gradient (accomplished by pumps)