Q:Please help i need the answer for a classwork assignment due today. I've looked everywhere online but i cant find the answer.

the web page (below) discusses: Basal Salt Mixtures The use of balanced salt solution (BSS) in cell and tissue culture is generally attributed to early workers in the field. In 1885, Sydney Ringer developed a solution of inorganic salts designed to maintain contractility of mammalian heart tissue. A less specific salt solution was designed by Tyrode for use in work with primary mammalian cells. Tyrode's salt solution became the accepted fluid for diluting protein components of media of natural origin. Since that time, many other balanced salt solutions have been developed for use in cell and tissue culture. The current role of balanced salt solution in cell culture is multi-faceted and can be divided into four principle functions. see web page for extensive discussion on the good things about it

Q:What is an inorganic salt?

Encyclopedia is defined as: inorganic salts that inorganic compounds in the salt

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Q:as a example potesium,sodium,magnees,calcium

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Q:What is inorganic salt

The distribution of inorganic salts in the body is extremely uneven. For example, calcium and phosphorus are mostly in hard tissue such as bone and teeth, iron is concentrated in red blood cells, iodine is concentrated in the thyroid, barium is concentrated in adipose tissue, cobalt is concentrated in hematopoietic organs, and zinc is concentrated in muscle tissue.

Q:What is the inorganic salt in the egg

Carbohydrate (g) 3.1 Vitamin C (mg) 0 Manganese (mg) .02

Q:Please tell in your own language how water and inorganic salts are transported from the soil to the leaves.

The roots of plants are usually divided into roots, roots, roots, roots (roots, roots and roots) for the absorption of roots, the absorption of roots from the soil to absorb water and inorganic salts, through the transport organization to reach the xylem catheter, through the catheter To the various organs of the plant (including leaves). The effect of the absorption of roots through the semipermeable membrane of the role of penetration, that is, the concentration inside and outside the cell membrane is poor. Transpiration can provide transport power for the transport tissue, like a pump to the water and water carrying inorganic salts to the top of the plant. Or first through the root absorption, and then through to the transport.

Q:My body fat rate 14.6 normal body fat percentage 31.2 is more than the normal value I do not know the difference between the two please God answer ah Thank you very grateful and then those elements of my lack of God is the situation ah I love meat is not a vegetarian! And I super love to eat eggs! And my super love to drink water!

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Q:The importance of water and inorganic salts to life is reflected in those aspects

The role of water: 1. as a good solvent to dissolve nutrients and metabolic wastes, involved in the metabolism of body fluids. 2. To provide the water environment required for cell survival. 3. As some of the reaction of raw materials, such as photosynthesis, protein hydrolysis . 4. Is divided into the combination of water and free water constitute the two major forms of cells. 5. Plant to help carry out the role of transpiration heat

Q:Lack of calcium, phosphorus, iron, zinc inorganic salt should eat what?

Soy products containing more calcium. Animal liver, spinach iron, zinc and so on.