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should be mixed with waterto createthe Hypotonic solution
mixing salt(passive) can be created byA hypertonic solution
The Epsom Saltcreatesa hypertonic solution
You can add a little saltthus creating, hypertonic solution
because as the solute concentration increasescreatesa hypertonic solution
Mix with the recommended volume of waterto createa HYPOTONIC solution
of water and salt where salt forms 7.0 % of the hypertonic solution(passive) is composedThe hypertonic solution
to use enough sea saltto createa hypertonic solution
16 fl oz ) bottle with waterto createa hypotonic solution
when mixed with 16 oz ( 473ml ) of watercreatesa hypotonic solution
This increases the osmolarity inside the cellcreatinga hypotonic solution
uses high concentrations of sugar and saltto createhypertonic solutions
Next , the processors soak the to - be - decaffeinated - beans in the GCE watercreatinga hypotonic solution
Larger proteins , and cells remain in the capillariescreatinga very hypertonic solution
Ease of Use Mix the powder / concentrate with the recommended volume of waterto createa HYPOTONIC solution
of feed water that has been concentrated to a level higher than the feed but lower than its solubility threshold(passive) can be composedThe hypertonic solution
When guard cells take up these solutes , the water potential ( Ψ ) inside the cells decreases (creatinga hypotonic solution
One sachet of Agger 's Restore in 20 litres of warm water ( or 2 sachets in 40 litres of warm watercreatesa hypotonic solution
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2- Osmotic resistance of red cellsleadHypotonic solutions
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Any alteration that disrupts the normal KI 13 145 Core topics in perioperative medicine whilstmay causehypotonic solutions
the solution have a lower concentration of solutecreatinga hypotonic solution
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Also as the solute concentration decreasescreatesa hypotonic solution
Timely intravenous therapycan preventisotonic crystalloid solution
Silver Sucrose Octasulfate and Potassium Sucrose Octasulfate ( SILSOS ) or isotonic solution for 20 days(passive) composed byan hypertonic solution
the high concentration of cryoprotectant(passive) contributed byhypertonic solutions
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As Na+ is pumped into the intercellular space near the apical end , Cl " follows ,creatinga hypertonic solution
sodium ionscreatingan hypertonic solution
of concentrated feed(passive) can be composedA hypertonic solution
too much fructose(passive) is created byA hypertonic solution
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Crenationusually resultsfrom a hypertonic solution
most sports drinks which have monosaccharides ( glucose , fructose , corn syrup , galactose , a hypertonic solution(passive) is ... caused bya hypertonic solution
turgor pressureresultingfrom the hypertonic solution
water to flow out of a cell and cause the cell to shrinkwould causewater to flow out of a cell and cause the cell to shrink
the cell to swell until it burstscausesthe cell to swell until it bursts
the recording pipette and cell swelling(passive) caused bythe recording pipette and cell swelling
water to move out of the cellcauseswater to move out of the cell
cells to shrink or shrivel due to loss of watercausecells to shrink or shrivel due to loss of water
cells to swell due to intake of watercausescells to swell due to intake of water
a cell swelling results in increased light transmissioncausinga cell swelling results in increased light transmission
an animal cell to shrink in sizewill causean animal cell to shrink in size
a cell to swell Hypotonic Solution that has a lower solute concentration ( and a higher water concentration ) than that inside the cellcausesa cell to swell Hypotonic Solution that has a lower solute concentration ( and a higher water concentration ) than that inside the cell
a cell to shrink because of osmosiscausesa cell to shrink because of osmosis
the cell to swell and finally burst Hemolysis – a phenomenon wherein the cell swells and burst with liberation of hemoglobincausesthe cell to swell and finally burst Hemolysis – a phenomenon wherein the cell swells and burst with liberation of hemoglobin
a cell to shrink or collapsewill causea cell to shrink or collapse
the cell to shrink because it pulls the water out of the cellcausethe cell to shrink because it pulls the water out of the cell
plasmolysis -- the loss of water from cells -- in celerywill causeplasmolysis -- the loss of water from cells -- in celery
a cell to swell from the osmotic uptake of water conversely ... if a cell is placed in a solution with a high particle ( low water ) lab 3 : osmosis and diffusionwill causea cell to swell from the osmotic uptake of water conversely ... if a cell is placed in a solution with a high particle ( low water ) lab 3 : osmosis and diffusion
exosmosis or withdrawal of watercausesexosmosis or withdrawal of water
water retentioncausewater retention
in a higher external osmotic pressure and net flow of water into the cellresultingin a higher external osmotic pressure and net flow of water into the cell
a higher more concentrated salt solution which is similar to the salt content in ocean watercreatesa higher more concentrated salt solution which is similar to the salt content in ocean water
in the cells shrivellingresultsin the cells shrivelling
water to leave the cellscausewater to leave the cells
the red blood cell to shrink because it lost watercausedthe red blood cell to shrink because it lost water
the cell to shrink or shrivel , due to water losscausethe cell to shrink or shrivel , due to water loss
lower external osmotic pressure and net flow of water intoresultinglower external osmotic pressure and net flow of water into
the plant cell to shrink when exposed to itcausethe plant cell to shrink when exposed to it
a cell to shrink because of the high concentrationcausesa cell to shrink because of the high concentration
the cell to shrink or to lose weightcausesthe cell to shrink or to lose weight
the cell to shrink as water leaves the intracellular fluid due to osmosiswill causethe cell to shrink as water leaves the intracellular fluid due to osmosis
in water moving out by osmosis causing plasmolysisresultsin water moving out by osmosis causing plasmolysis
in less water absorptionresultsin less water absorption
water to flow into the surroundingscausingwater to flow into the surroundings
cells to lose even more waterwould causecells to lose even more water
the net movement of water to be out of cellscausesthe net movement of water to be out of cells
water to flow OUT of their cells , not into their cellswould causewater to flow OUT of their cells , not into their cells
the cell to shrink and become wrinkled or crenatedcausesthe cell to shrink and become wrinkled or crenated
a balance ( cells shrink ) 5 % dextrose in normal saline ( D5/0.9 % NaClto createa balance ( cells shrink ) 5 % dextrose in normal saline ( D5/0.9 % NaCl
the initial burst of transmitter release(passive) caused bythe initial burst of transmitter release
the water from within a cell to move to the ECF compartment , causing the cell to shrinkconversely causethe water from within a cell to move to the ECF compartment , causing the cell to shrink
cells to neither shrink or swell Hypertonic solution that causes cells to shrink Facilitated Diffusion carrier mediated process that does not require ATP and moves substances into or out of cells from a higher to lower concentration Active transport carrier mediated process that requires ATP and can move substances into or out of cells from a lower to a higher concentration Sodium potassium exchange pump moves sodium ions out of the cells and potassium ions into cells Endocytosis bulk uptake of material through the cell membrane by taking it into a vesicle Exocytosis Eliminaton of material from a cell through the formation of cells Glycolysis anaerobic process during which one glucose molecule is converted to 2 pyruvic acid moleculescausescells to neither shrink or swell Hypertonic solution that causes cells to shrink Facilitated Diffusion carrier mediated process that does not require ATP and moves substances into or out of cells from a higher to lower concentration Active transport carrier mediated process that requires ATP and can move substances into or out of cells from a lower to a higher concentration Sodium potassium exchange pump moves sodium ions out of the cells and potassium ions into cells Endocytosis bulk uptake of material through the cell membrane by taking it into a vesicle Exocytosis Eliminaton of material from a cell through the formation of cells Glycolysis anaerobic process during which one glucose molecule is converted to 2 pyruvic acid molecules
the asynchronous release(passive) triggered bythe asynchronous release