You’re talking about the endoplasmatic reticulum :)
When the concentration o molecules inside a cell is different form the concentration of molecules outside a cell, we can either call it hypertonic or a hypotonic solution, and the difference between the two concentrations is called a concentration gradient.
Hypertonic - name given to a solution that has a bigger concentration than the concentration in a cell.
Hypotonic - name give nto a solution that has a smaller concentration than the concentration in a cell.
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BioTeacher101
Answer;
Septicemia
The condition where pathogens multiply in the blood is called Septicemia.
Explanation;
Septicemia refers to an infection of the blood that results from the presence of pathogens such as bacteria in the blood. The onset is signaled by a high fever, chills, weakness, and excessive sweating which follows a decrease in blood pressure.
There are 200 different cells in a human body and within those cells there are about 20 different types of structures or organelles .
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