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isoosmotic

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Under isoosmotic conditions, the quantum dots diffused freely within the cell cytoplasm and into blebs (Fig.
Life and Times of a Cellular Bleb by Guillaume T Charras and Margaret Coughlin and Timothy J Mitchison and L Mahadevan / Biophysical Journal
Chondrosarcoma cells were held stationary with a glass micropipette in a chamber containing isoosmotic solution.
A Thin-Layer Model for Viscoelastic, Stress-Relaxation Testing of ... by Eric M Darling and Stefan Zauscher and Joel A Block and Farshid Guilak / Biophysical Journal
Since the osmolarity of the ambient solution does not change in vivo (14), stomata in our study were kept under isoosmotic conditions, except for the slight changes generated by the ion fluxes under control of the guard cells.
Guard Cells Elongate: Relationship of Volume and Surface Area during ... by Tobias Meckel and Lars Gall and Stefan Semrau and Ulrike Homann and Gerhard Thiel / Biophysical Journal
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