Effecs of tonicity in red blood cells and reactions in cells

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1. What are the main types of enzyme mediated reactions in cells?

2. Explain and illustrate the effecs of tonicity in red blood cells.

3. Cells remain organized for long periods of time and new, orgnizedcells form. why does this not go agaist the Second Law of thermodynamics ?

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