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What is osmosis? in your own words

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Firdavs [7]3 years ago

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Movement of water through a plasma membrane from a low to high solute concentration.

statuscvo [17]3 years ago

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it is movement of water through a plasma membrane from a low to high solute concentration. hope this helps

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The brain is the most important organ found in the body. The brain controls all the other processes occurring in the body.

The brain consists of cells called neurons which are interconnected to each other and which receive information from other parts of the body, processes it and sends out response signals.

The various parts of the brain are as follows:

subdural space
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fourth ventricle
lateral ventricle
foramen of magendie
pia matter
corpus callosum
straight sinus
arachnoid villa
foramen of monroe
dura matter
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cerebral aqueduct
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