Cell Membranes Crossword Puzzle
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- phospholipid: the main component of membranes.
- cholesterol: maintains stability and regulates fluidity of the membrane.
- glycolipid: a lipid with a carbohydrate group attached.
- glycoprotein: a protein with a carbohydrate group attached.
- channel protein: allows small molecules to pass through the membrane by facilitated diffusion.
- carrier protein: allows molecules to pass through the membrane by facilitated diffusion or active transport.
- saturated: a fatty acid tail with other single carbon to carbon bonds.
- unsaturated: a fatty acid tail with at least one carbon to carbon double bond.
- intrinsic: a protein that is found within the bilayer.
- extrinsic: a protein that is found on one side of the bilayer.
- diffusion: passive movement of molecules down a concentration gradient.
- active transport: movement of molecules against a concentration gradient using atp.
- osmosis: movement of water molecules down a water potential gradient through a partially permeable membrane.
- exocytosis: movement of a substance out of the cell using vesicles.
- isotonic: when two solutions have the same water potential.
- hypertonic: when a solution has a lower water potential than the other.
- hypotonic: when a solution has a higher water potential that the other.