Isotonic, Movement of water is 0; homeostasis is achieved, Selective Permeability, Only allowing certain molecules to pass through, Passive Transport, Movement of molecules from high to low concentration without aid, Channel protein, Protein channel that is always open, Eukaryote, Organism containing one or more cells with a nucleus, Hydrophobic, Water-hating, Exocytosis, Movement of large molecules out of the cell with aid from the membrane, Osmosis, Movement of water from high to low concentration, Active Transport, Movement of molecules that requires energy, Simple diffusion, Movement of molecules without the use of energy, Prokaryote, Organism containing only one cell without a nucleus, Hypertonic, Movement of water out of the cell; solution has higher solute concentratior, Carbohydrate chains, Attached to either lipids or proteins that aid in cell recognition/ security, Phospholipid, Phosphate head & fatty acid tails that form a bilayer, Endocytosis, Movement of large molecules into the cell with aid from the membrane, Cholesterol, Lipid that keeps the membrane flexible & rigid, Hydrophilic, Water-loving, Hypotonic, Movement of water into the cell; solution has lower solute concentration, Carrier protein, Protein channel that is always closed, Facilitated Diffusion, Movement of molecules from high to low concentration with aid.

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