This is made up of the phospholipid bilayer and proteins

This term describes the cell membranes ability to allow some molecules to pass through while keeping others out

This organelle houses the cells DNA

This will move from an area of high solute concentration to an area of low solute concentration during osmosis

These are membrane extensions that increase surface area

This organelle enables the cell to undergo functions requiring energy by producing ATP

The diffusion of water through a membrane

This can be classified as smooth or rough, depending on whether or not ribosomes are present

This is what a solution is called in comparison to another solution with a higher solute concentration and the net movement of water is out of the solution

This type of membrane protein enables a cell to anchor and connect to another cell

These are granules of protein and RNA that can be found in the cytosol, nucleoli, and the rough ER

This is the process of moving molecules against their concentration gradient, requiring ATP

This organelle is responsible for forming lysosomes, secretory vesicles, and new plasma membrance

This is what a solution is called in comparison to another solution with a lower solute concentration and the net movement of water is into the solution

Filtration and simple diffusion both classify as this type of transport

This organelle is similar to a lysosome but contains different enzymes

This is when proteins carry solutes across a cell membrane and can be classified as either facilitated diffusion or active transport

This organelle provides structure and rigidity to the cell

This is what a solution is called when it has the same solute concentration as the solution it is being compared with and there is no net movement of water

The movement of a substance across a cell using both endocytosis and exocytosis

These form the centrosome and play a role in cell division

This is the process of moving large molecules through the membrane in vesicles that requires ATP

This organelle is responsible for the break down of glycogen in the liver to be released as glucose

This is the ability of a solution to affect the fluid volume and pressure within a cell

These proteins allow the movement of two molecules in opposite directions across a cell membrane