Phospholipids, The cell membrane is made of, Hydrophilic, Phospholipid heads are (like water), Hydrophobic, Phospholipid tails are (fear water), Semi-permeable, Ability of the cell membrane to regulate what enters and leaves the cell, Homeostasis, Provide balance and equilibrium of the internal environment, Passive, Type of transport that does NOT use energy, Active, Type of transport that DOES use energy, Diffusion, Movement of small particles from high concentration to low concentration, Facilitated, Type of diffusion where large molecules move from high to low concentration using a protein channel, Osmosis, Diffusion of water across a cell membrane, Active transport, Movement of large molecules from low to high concentration with use of energy, Endocytosis, Large molecules pulled into the cell using a vacuole, Phagocytosis, Cell eating using endocytosis, Pinocytosis, Cell drinking using endocytosis, Exocytosis, Large molecules forced out of the cell using a contractile vacuole, Isotonic, Same concentration inside and outside of the cell; balanced, Hypertonic, Higher solute concentration outside of the cell; water moves out of the cell, Hypotonic, Lower concentration of solute outside of the cell; water moves into the cell, Solute, Substance (like salt or sugar) that is dissolved to make a solution, Vacuole, Sac-like organelle structure that stores materials for the cell

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