Cell Structure And Function
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Diseño de: A. Zambrana, adaptando una plantilla de Finalsense
6 comments:
This wrapped all the stuff for cells up. It helped by showing the diagrams.
I didn't understand the end of the slide show with the diffusion.
We will be talking about diffusion starting on Monday. So, hang in there.
The pictures in this slide show really helped me understand the topic more clearly. I'm happy we're reviewing this topic more deeply.
Disfussion was when the onion cell we drew had water in it and salt. Then the water went there was more to where ther was less.
yeah i also didnt understand the diffusion slide .....
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