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Some organisms that normally live in pond water contain water pumps. These pumps continu- ally pump water out of the cell. Describe a scenario that might reverse the action of the pump.
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Some organisms that

normally live in pond water contain
water pumps. These pumps continu-
ally pump water out of the cell.
Describe a scenario that might
reverse the action of the pump.

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The reverse of the pump is for the cell to absorb water and store it inside the plasma membrane this happens when the organisms are in a hypotonic solution.

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