Rapid movement of `Na^(+)` ions from extracellular fluid to inside the nerve cell leads to

The slowly moving fluid inside the cell is cytosol.

Influx of K^(+)ions into guard cells and efflux of H^(+) ions from guard cells lead to

Influx of K(+)ions into guard cells and efflux of H(+) ions from guard cells lead to

Influx of K(+)ions into guard cells and efflux of H(+) ions from guard cells lead to

Influx of K^(+) inos into guard cells and efflux of H^(+) ions from guard cells lead to

Concentration of Na^(+) ions outside a nerve cell is ~100 times more than inside. The concentration of K^(+) ions is more inside the cells. The levels of Na^(+) ions and K^(+) ions are maintained by

Which is the main negative mineral ion in extracellular fluid ?

When the fluid outside a cell has a greater concentration of a given molecule than the fluid inside the cell, the external fluid is …………………………

Insulin causes rapid movement of glucose from blood to hepatocytes and adipocytes resulting in