What specific cell does osmosis transfer water to?

by egenerica

This is for homework. I cannot seem to find what SPECIFIC cell osmosis transfers water to. Search after search I just find that “Osmosis is a special term used for the wordiness of water through cell membranes”, but I am curious to which cell do these membranes belong?

Answer by Scott
Osmosis is the wordiness of water across a membrane into the cytoplasm. thats all it is. All cells bring in water though osmosis

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Plant cells are capable of responding to touch. One of the steps in the response passageway to touch is an increase in Ca2+ ions in the cytosol of the touched cell. How can touching a single cell lead to a relatively large number of cells exhibiting a response to that touch?

Answer by Whiz
because the cell SOMETIMES thinks it is life infected and sends out signals to the additional cells or it may maybe be any additional stimuli

Answer by Golgotha
The sensation spreads throughout the cells closest to the ‘touched cell’, allowing chemicals and electrical signals to be carried to the nervous system and finally the brain…

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