Why is it important that our frog ringer solution, that we bathed our nerve in, contains calcium?

Biology

2 answers:

Alona [7]3 years ago

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<h2>Frog Ringer Solution </h2>

The frog ringer solution is a solution which contains many types of salts that can deliquesce in water (H2O) to form an isotonic solution which is not hypertonic or hypotonic but it is neutral related to the body liquid of an animal. This solution is used to wash venations should contain calcium for the purpose to balance the natural environment of the nerves.

In the body, the nerves are continuously shown to a distinct level of calcium ion and this should be brought into deliberation throughout the development of the specimen.

faltersainse [42]3 years ago

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The frog ringer solution is a solution of several salts which are dissolved in water in order to create an isotonic solution relative to the body fluid of an animal. The frog ringer solution that is used to bathe nerves must contain calcium in order to maintain the natural environment of the nerves. In the body the nerves are continuously exposed to different level of calcium ion and this must be taken into consideration during the preparation of specimen.<span />

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