Blood is taken from a snake with a plasma osmolarity of 300 mOsM. The cells are purified and resuspended in a saline solution that approximates the snake's blood. Which is the best solution to use? 150 mM KCI 150 mM 300 mM KCI 300 mM NaCl NaCl

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