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| The cell membrane; it's fluidic and constantly moving |
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| The thin layer of phospholipids that make up the cell membrane ---> "The two-tailed sperm"-esque things. |
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| proteins that are permanently attached to the membrane |
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| proteins that only TEMPORARILY attach to the membrane |
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| movement of particles from high to low concentration |
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| less solute outside of cell than inside |
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| more solute outside of cell than inside |
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| equal solute inside & outside the cell |
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| force of pressure on the cell membrane from the water inside of a cell (ie a plant cell) |
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| the plasma membrane pulls away from the cell wall due to osmosis |
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| movement across the membrane with aid of a protein membrane - cannot diffuse by itself!!!!1 |
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| transports specific small molecules through the membrane |
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| a gate in a membrane that allows the passage of certain types of molecules |
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| materials come in the cell |
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| little particles come in, "cell drinking" |
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| big particles come in; "cell eating" |
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| materials leave the cell; they EXIT |
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