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So here we are to write a short paragraph that is commenting on the results.
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So commenting on the results.
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So we have in hypotonic solutions, most of the organisms tend to absorb water from the surrounding as the solution inside the cell is lower than outside of the cell.
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However, up to a certain level of osmotic pressure, many bacteria have a thick cell.
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Wall and it can regulate the osmotic stress.
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However, extreme osmotic pressure results in the besting of the cells.
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Now, in hypatonic solutions, the concentration of the solute is more inside the cell than outside the cell and water is lost from the bacterial cell resulting in dehydration, an event known as plasmosis, an event known as plasmosis.
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So in isotonic solutions, the concentration of solutes inside the cells is equal to the solute concentration outside of the cell, which does not have much effect on the growth of the cells.
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At 0 .85 percent, sodium chloride equally bacillus and staphylococcus spp grow profusely.
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They grow profusely as they can regulate the osmotic shock...