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A solution should be _____ in order to prevent water gain or water loss in a cell. hypotonic hypertonic isotonic
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A solution should be ISOTONIC in order to prevent water gain or water loss in a cell.
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When the cell engulfs small, dissolved particles, it is called pinocytosis.
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