Do the following solutions cause cells to undergo crenation, hemolysis or neither. A) 2.0% NaCI ______...
Do the following solutions cause cells to undergo crenation, hemolysis or neither.
A) 2.0% NaCI ______
B) 5% glucose ______
C) distilled water _____
Homework Answers
A) cell undergo crenation in a hypertonic environment where cell is shrinked and aquire a notched or scalloped surface and thus 2%NaCl cause the cell crenation.
B)Hemolysis is breakdown of red blood cells and this effects the glucose percent directly in the cell.It is seen during the Hemolysis a 5% decrease in glucose is found.
C)Distilled water is almost a pure water and it cause nothing to cell.
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