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Osmosis is defined as the net movement * aaaeenenait hro Sea higher concentration to a region of their ——— 47. What isa selective permeable membrane? 48. An osmotic pressure of a solution is : ; : 4 49. The fluid compartment of every living cell contains such as and other substances that give fluid a specific ee 30-Describe what happens when a cell is Placed in a fluid with exactly the same osmotic pre 51. When a cell neither shrinks nor swells in a fluid such a fluid is said to be 52. Blood plasma and all other body fluids are to human cells. ee iy 53. Explain hypertonic solution, 54. Human red blood cells placed ina Solution of 1.3% shrink 4 ee stn ee eves: are said to be 35. What is the behaviour of a cell Placed in hypertonic medium? 56. Define plasmotysis, __57-Explain hypotonic sotution, Bae pee a