I. Draw the appearance of RBC suspended in the different salt solution, and write down your observation on the box provided. RBC with 10% NaCl RBC with 0.9% NaCl RBC with 0.1% NaCl Observation Observation Observation

I. Draw the appearance of RBC suspended in the different salt solution, and write down your observation on the box provided. RBC with 10% NaCl RBC with 0.9% NaCl RBC with 0.1% NaCl Observation Observation Observation

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EXERCISE NO. 3
Cell Membrane Transport Mechanisms
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I. Draw the appearance of RBC suspended in the different salt solution, and
write down your observation on the box provided.
RBC with 10% NaCl
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RBC with 0.9% NaCl
RBC with 0.1% NaCl
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