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Hydrophobic
Hydrophilic
Amphipathic
Sandwiched by phopsholipids
Unsaturated phospholipids because of kinked tails
Saturated phospholipids with occasional cholesterols attached
Unsaturated fats with unkinked tails
Saturated fats with large amounts of water trapped inside
Size of the solute particles
Amount of solute in the solutions
Types of proteins in the membrane
The color of the solute used
The grape in the sugar water
The grape in the salt water
Both
Neither
Active transport requires ATP and passive transport does not
Active transport uses carrier and passive transport never does
Passive transport moves from higher to lower concentration and active moves from lower to higher concentration
Passive transport can move small molecules and active transport moves large or charged molecules
A cell releasing its hormone products
A white blood cell consuming a bacterium
Beta cells of the pancreas releasing insulin
Attachment of an ATP to a protein
Pure water
Glucose water
Saline water
Anchor proteins
Promotes fluidity
Act as transporters
Cell to cell recognition