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3 years ago

Cual es la diferencia entre corriente citoplasmatica y ciclosis?

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Mkey [24]3 years ago

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Hello!

Your question:

What is the difference between cytoplasmic current and cyclosis?

Answer:

cyclosis is referring to the cytoplasm inside the cell and the cytoplasmic current is the current carrying the cytoplasm inside the cell.

Hope it helps!

noname [10]3 years ago

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cyclosis is referring to the cytoplasm inside the cell and the cytoplasmic current is the current carrying the cytoplasm inside the cell.

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