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1 ed with hypoosmotic medium (30% reduction in osmolarity).
2 ute content of their surroundings (i.e., the osmolarity).
3 s between measured osmolality and calculated osmolarity.
4 mpatible solutes to counteract extracellular osmolarity.
5  cosR is regulated by ionic strength and not osmolarity.
6 east in response to changes in extracellular osmolarity.
7 egulation, enabling long-term growth at high osmolarity.
8 drolase production in response to changes in osmolarity.
9 r glycerol levels during changes in external osmolarity.
10 d similarly to abrupt changes in cytoplasmic osmolarity.
11 ive response to alterations in environmental osmolarity.
12 all, physiologically relevant, reductions in osmolarity.
13 r activation, and changes in temperature and osmolarity.
14 antly was increased even when controlled for osmolarity.
15 ficantly to the independent estimate of tear osmolarity.
16 ar motors under stepwise changes in external osmolarity.
17 thway are redundant for survival in moderate osmolarity.
18 TviA altered flhDC expression in response to osmolarity.
19 la, the Vi antigen and T3SS-1 in response to osmolarity.
20  flhDC transcription sensitive to changes in osmolarity.
21 testinal tract depends on adaptation to high osmolarity.
22  exhibited reduced growth at elevated medium osmolarity.
23 siae signaling pathway that responds to high osmolarity.
24 stress genes were not induced at physiologic osmolarity.
25 multiple transporters for choline under high osmolarity.
26 , and can be reversed by decreasing external osmolarity.
27 ling these bacteria to avoid regions of high osmolarity.
28 icient to stabilize the plasmid, even at low osmolarity.
29 rylated OmpR (OmpR-P), depending upon medium osmolarity.
30 cell to achieve long-term adaptation to high osmolarity.
31 Z and rscB-rscC, which respond to changes in osmolarity.
32 y accumulate solutes to increase cytoplasmic osmolarity.
33 g the cell from sudden decreases in external osmolarity.
34 an diseases caused by perturbations in fluid osmolarity.
35 umulates to counterbalance the high external osmolarity.
36 cillations as a staircase of ever-increasing osmolarity.
37 espond differently to hypertonic NaCl versus osmolarity.
38 ular surface alterations using OSDI and tear osmolarity.
39 lls did not induce autophagy with increasing osmolarity.
40     Main outcome measures were OSDI and tear osmolarity.
41 erol levels at a wide range of extracellular osmolarities.
42 sis over a wide range of external or dietary osmolarities.
43 es by characterizing the effects of external osmolarity (0.3 M versus 0.0 M NaCl) and temperature (43
44                              One [calculated osmolarity = 1.86 x (Na(+) + K(+)) + 1.15 x glucose + ur
45 ccating stress: significantly increased tear osmolarity (315.7 +/- 3.0 vs 327.7 +/- 5.1 mOsm/L, P = .
46  180 mM [Na(+)](o) required ACSF with higher osmolarity (345-355 mOsm), at which the firing rate incr
47 n PCHCE cells exposed to media of increasing osmolarity (350-450 mOsM) for 24, 48, and 72 hours.
48 Of 38 predictive equations used to calculate osmolarity, 4 equations showed reasonable agreement with
49 Hog1 perfectly adapts to changes in external osmolarity, a feature robust to signaling fidelity and o
50 isms exposed to the damaging effects of high osmolarity accumulate solutes to increase cytoplasmic os
51 ne whether Cl(-), in addition to maintaining osmolarity, actively participates in signaling pathways
52 , a transcriptional regulator controlling an osmolarity adaptation response was identified.
53                                         Tear osmolarity also was measured.
54 utcome measures were mean change in (1) tear osmolarity and (2) DED symptoms (Ocular Surface Disease
55  kinase C (PKC1) also responds to changes in osmolarity and cell wall integrity.
56 uli sensed by the ASH neurons including high osmolarity and chemical repellents, indicating a specifi
57 nction after LASIK may induce an increase in osmolarity and consequently raise the concentration of p
58  -0.091; P = .38) or between changes in tear osmolarity and corneal fluorescein staining (R = -0.02;
59                                     For tear osmolarity and corneal fluorescein staining the scores f
60 e to alleviate the inhibitory effect of high osmolarity and eliminated the accumulation of [(14)C]gly
61 the yeast model, stress factors such as high osmolarity and heat shock, calorie restriction, or inhib
62 EFAs, for 3 months, resulted in reduced tear osmolarity and increased tear stability in people with D
63                                         Mean osmolarity and its variability calculated from a linear
64  repeat proteins are dramatically induced by osmolarity and mediate interactions with host extracellu
65 inalis (OVLT) sense changes in extracellular osmolarity and NaCl.
66         Diverse stress stimuli, such as high osmolarity and overexpression of the human beta-amyloid
67 zed protease digestion of slices, control of osmolarity and pH outside the incubator with Hibernate a
68 ntake is mediated by increased extracellular osmolarity and plays a critical role in regulating skin
69 anslation of VirF including temperature, pH, osmolarity and post-transcriptional RNA modification.
70 With these assays we compared the effects of osmolarity and procaine, both of which are believed to m
71                                       Plasma osmolarity and sodium levels were measured over 4 h and
72 espond differently to hypertonic NaCl versus osmolarity and subsequently regulate body fluid homeosta
73 relation between the recorded change in tear osmolarity and symptoms (R = -0.091; P = .38) or between
74                 Approved tests, such as tear osmolarity and tear imaging, are being integrated into c
75                                         Tear osmolarity and tear secretion reflex were similar betwee
76  SCL treatment had a positive impact on tear osmolarity and van Bijsterveld score, as well as an impr
77 omeostasis genes in response to salt-induced osmolarity and virulence genes in response to changes in
78 eable channel that can be gated by tonicity (osmolarity) and mechanical stimuli.
79 ice and PKCalpha(-/-) mice, tear production, osmolarity, and clearance rate were evaluated before and
80 om blood through changes in its oxygenation, osmolarity, and hematocrit within physiologic norms, ass
81 irmer's test, tear breakup time (TBUT), tear osmolarity, and ocular surface disease index (OSDI).
82 ealed adhesion and responses to alkaline pH, osmolarity, and stress as biologic processes activated i
83 peremia, tear film breakup time (TBUT), tear osmolarity, and the Symptom Assessment in Dry Eye (SANDE
84 bolism genes reduced osmotolerance at a high osmolarity, and this reduction was due to the relief of
85                                        Thus, osmolarity appears to affect the severity of the divisio
86                          Changes in external osmolarity as a consequence of fluctuating environmental
87 nutrient sensing may indicate that cells use osmolarity as a proxy for the presence of free sugar in
88 acillus subtilis frequently experiences high osmolarity as a result of desiccation in the soil.
89 m and caused by possible changes in cellular osmolarity as a result of the efflux of the intracellula
90 mutant of TRPM7 shows a similar behaviour to osmolarity as the wild-type protein, both in the presenc
91                                   Increasing osmolarity augmented expression of COX-2 in WT renal med
92     We did not find differences in tear film osmolarity between the operated eyes and the fellow unop
93  plays no substantial role in altering serum osmolarity but appears to benefit duration of action.
94 holera toxin production, and in LB with high osmolarity but not high pH or temperature.
95 ng a glycylglycine buffer with physiological osmolarity but only 62% of physiological conductivity an
96 m adaptation of microorganisms to changes in osmolarity, but how osmoreceptors work is not well under
97 ns accumulates glycerol when exposed to high osmolarity, but the molecular pathways responsible for t
98 high or fluctuating pH, salt, temperature or osmolarity, but we lack explanations for why so many ant
99 erae copes with fluctuations in salinity and osmolarity by producing and transporting small, organic,
100 ezing point depression by microosmometer and osmolarity calculated from biosensor measures of select
101                                         Tear osmolarity can be considered a more reliable test than O
102 ctive value on symptom changes, whereas tear osmolarity changes did not.
103 e of functions other than protection against osmolarity changes that these channels possibly fulfil i
104 ssay which allows us to control how fast the osmolarity changes, over time scales ranging from a frac
105 densation processes and thus desiccation and osmolarity changes.
106 , indicating that K+off was not generated by osmolarity changes.
107 he inhibitory phenotype is induced under low osmolarity conditions and expression is primarily contro
108 s high activity is strongly depressed in low osmolarity conditions by the nucleoid-structuring protei
109 , BetT mediated significant uptake under low-osmolarity conditions, suggesting a role in transport fo
110 ntrol that was exerted by H-NS/Hha under low-osmolarity conditions, the homologous virulence activato
111                                    Upon high osmolarity conditions, yeast accumulates glycerol by inc
112  solutes in response to changing salinity or osmolarity conditions.
113 anced in the hns hha double mutant under low-osmolarity conditions.
114 nthesis of Vi polysaccharide under different osmolarity conditions.
115 ical signals, including repression under low osmolarity conditions.
116                        This regulator, OscR (osmolarity controlled regulator), was found to modulate
117 obtained by clinical examination (i.e., tear osmolarity, corneal staining, tear breakup time, Schirme
118                     Schirmer's test and tear osmolarity correlated significantly at r=-0.52, with Sch
119                                         Tear osmolarity correlated significantly with dry eye severit
120          Schirmer strip measurement and tear osmolarity correlated well with increased concentrations
121                                         Tear osmolarity correlates with dry eye severity and therefor
122  equilibrium polymer volume fraction and net osmolarity (difference in the solute concentration acros
123 nd fluorescence microscopy, we now show that osmolarity differences between the interstitial fluid an
124                              Changes in tear osmolarity do not correlate significantly with changes i
125                                    Only tear osmolarity does not appear to map monotonically and/or u
126  all Cls is increased with increasing medium osmolarity during logarithmic growth and in stationary p
127 A contributes detectible levels of CL at low osmolarity during logarithmic growth.
128 aradoxically, previous studies of changes in osmolarity during steady-state cell growth found no depe
129                 Genes induced by physiologic osmolarity encoded a higher than expected number of prot
130 +) responses remain responsive under varying osmolarities, endowing plants with the ability to percei
131 issive LB medium, reduced resistance to high osmolarity, enhanced resistance to low pH and hydrogen p
132 lysis when they transfer from a high- to low-osmolarity environment.
133 stimate of serum osmolality, but which serum osmolarity equations best predict serum osmolality in th
134 sured serum osmolality with calculated serum osmolarity equations in older people.
135           Yet, the increase in intracellular osmolarity expected from such an increase in intracellul
136                                     Finally, osmolarity experiments confirmed the model's prediction
137 ical utility of commonly used tests and tear osmolarity for assessing dry eye disease severity.
138 value of kappa(p)(i) = 0.87 +/- 0.07 for all osmolarities from 200 to 1000 mOsm.
139 fold to 10-fold with an increase in external osmolarity from 100 to 200 mmol/kg.
140 ns (2.5%, 5.0%, 10%, 20%, 40%, and 50%) with osmolarity from 142 to 2530 mOsm, with and without 0.5 m
141 ol, the partition coefficient increases with osmolarity from kappa(p)(i) = 0.48 +/- 0.19 at 200 mOsm
142 the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the high-osmolarity glycerol (HOG) and filamentous growth (FG) pa
143 ase kinase Ssk2p/MEKK4, a member of the high-osmolarity glycerol (HOG) MAPK pathway of Saccharomyces
144                            Both PKC and high osmolarity glycerol (HOG) MAPK pathways were shown previ
145 om mitosis in a manner dependent on the high osmolarity glycerol (HOG) mitogen-activated protein (MAP
146 rane protein, plays a vital role in the high-osmolarity glycerol (HOG) mitogen-activated protein kina
147 interactions with genes involved in the high-osmolarity glycerol (HOG) osmoresponse pathway.
148                               The yeast high-osmolarity glycerol (HOG) pathway activates Hog1 MAPK (m
149 itogen-activated protein kinases of the high-osmolarity glycerol (HOG) pathway in the fungal pathogen
150 nvasive growth and hyperosmotic stress (high-osmolarity glycerol [HOG]) signaling but has a lesser ro
151                     Ptc1p regulates the high osmolarity glycerol mitogen-activated protein kinase (MA
152          Finally, we establish that the high-osmolarity glycerol pathway and yapsins are required for
153 n a manner analogous to its role in the high osmolarity glycerol pathway, Nbp2p functions in the down
154 the pheromone signaling pathway and the high-osmolarity glycerol pathway, our method suggests interes
155 ion of Nbp2p is to recruit Ptc1p to the high osmolarity glycerol pathway, which results in down-regul
156 ch9 serves as a mediator of the TOR and high osmolarity glycerol pathways, and regulates vegetative d
157 channel 1) and Rgc2, and the MAPK Hog1 (high-osmolarity glycerol response 1).
158  but not other MAPK pathways (mating or high-osmolarity glycerol response [HOG]) that also require Cd
159 tion, FgHog1, the critical component of high osmolarity glycerol response pathway, was mis-localized
160                  The C. neoformans HOG (High Osmolarity Glycerol response) pathway was essential for
161 hich is related to misregulation of the high-osmolarity glycerol response.
162 re alleviated by down-regulation of the high osmolarity glycerol stress response pathway, as well as
163 s during osmostress and cell death in a high osmolarity glycerol-p38 mitogen-activated protein kinase
164 r kinases that function upstream of the high osmolarity glycerol/p38 MAPK pathway in fungi.
165       The networks can also be programmed by osmolarity gradients to fold into otherwise unattainable
166 tion and prevents invasive growth under high osmolarity growth conditions.
167 caine activates EnvZ-OmpR signalling whereas osmolarity has, at best, a weak effect on the EnvZ-OmpR
168 ve-stress regulons were up-regulated by high osmolarity, high temperature, or a combination of both s
169                                Ambient urine osmolarities, however, were slightly but significantly r
170 ar divalent ions, although shifted to higher osmolarities (IC(50) = 510 mosmol l(-1)).
171  50 mosm/kg resulted in an increase in serum osmolarity in all hypertonic saline groups (p < .05 vs.
172 ated in response to increasing extracellular osmolarity in cultured human endothelial cells.
173                Indeed, decreasing the medium osmolarity in experiments prevents engulfment in line wi
174 that osmotic stress caused by decreasing the osmolarity in half reversibly changes the configuration
175 sis was performed on published data for tear osmolarity in samples of normal eyes and various subtype
176 m the intercept between the distributions of osmolarity in the two samples and from receiver operator
177 ilar volume, exhibits a strong dependence on osmolarity, indicating that passage time alone does not
178    We found that a decrease in extracellular osmolarity induced a K(+)-dependent conformational chang
179 rrier caused by an increase in extracellular osmolarity induced by dextran sodium sulfate (DSS) in vi
180                    Exposure to physiological osmolarity induces leptospires to express high levels of
181 le new diagnostic tests in DED are tear film osmolarity, inflammatory biomarkers, and meibomian gland
182                  Additionally, extracellular osmolarity influences quantal size, causing quantal size
183 hat increasing membrane tension by adjusting osmolarity inhibited both the rapid (a few seconds) and
184 ow that hypoosmotic stress (20% reduction in osmolarity) initiates astrocytic Ca(2+) spikes and that
185      These findings suggest that physiologic osmolarity is an important signal for regulation of gene
186 lls should be induced as an abrupt change in osmolarity is applied.
187 ion of cell volume in response to changes in osmolarity is critical for cell function and survival.
188                                 To study how osmolarity is detected in this system, we fused yellow f
189 ogenes in L. borgpetersenii, suggesting that osmolarity is relevant in studying the adaptation of L.
190 , probably due to the obligatory use of high-osmolarity isolation media.
191 l challenges, such as continually increasing osmolarity, it results in a trade-off of fragility to no
192 measure of tear volume and tear composition (osmolarity, lacrimal factors, inflammatory mediators, gr
193 nel of equations for the prediction of serum osmolarity led to identification of one formula with a g
194                         High temperature and osmolarity led to upregulation of pcsB expression.
195 ts, and developmental morphogens, as well as osmolarity, light intensity, and fluid flow.
196                         Patients with normal osmolarity (&lt;312 mOsm/L) and hyperosmolarity values (>/=
197 f Vi polysaccharide, which at low and medium osmolarities masked O antigen detection.
198            Both the Schirmer's test and tear osmolarity may be more relevant to the clinician in the
199 earLab Osmolarity System, with 3 consecutive osmolarity measurements taken at 1-minute intervals in a
200 Schirmer I test, corneal staining), and tear osmolarity measurements, together with an overall severi
201 betaine and [(14)C]choline-O-sulfate in high-osmolarity media in a strain lacking the ProP and ProU s
202 ems is stimulated by glycine betaine in high-osmolarity media, suggesting that this organism has an a
203 ing is achieved through an elevation in disc osmolarity mediated by the numerous charged glycosoamino
204                  Supplementation of the high-osmolarity medium with the osmoprotectant glycine betain
205 ssure from pressure-independent effects that osmolarity might have on cell growth, we monitored the e
206 te after several minutes, demonstrating that osmolarity modulates growth rate slowly, independently o
207                                              Osmolarity modulates transepithelial ion and water flux
208 t plays a crucial role in the maintenance of osmolarity of the cell without affecting the physiologic
209 ess responsive promoter and playing with the osmolarity of the cells environment, we show that long-t
210                               Increasing the osmolarity of the culture medium to 800 mOsm extended CL
211 ial cultures was observed to decrease as the osmolarity of the growth medium was increased.
212 richia coli cells while rapidly changing the osmolarity of their media.
213             We report the effect of external osmolarity on giant lipid vesicles containing an aqueous
214 ac myocytes induced by varying extracellular osmolarity or by action potential generation were succes
215 altered either by variations in the external osmolarity or by disturbances in the transmembrane ion g
216 ix porin, expressed under conditions of high osmolarity or ionic strength.
217 eye disease, including Schirmer's test, tear osmolarity, OSDI, and TBUT.
218 tal stresses such as changes to temperature, osmolarity, oxidative status, nutrient limitation, or ge
219 erexpressing it is still sensitive to medium osmolarity, pH and procaine, all of which modulate EnvZ/
220 al gene expression in response to changes in osmolarity, pH, and temperature.
221 vo is modulated by physico-chemical factors (osmolarity, pH, temperature) and interaction partners.
222 erformed before and after the exposure: tear osmolarity, phenol red thread test, conjunctival hyperem
223 re performed before and after exposure: tear osmolarity, phenol red thread test, conjunctival hyperem
224                     I(OMMKi) is regulated by osmolarity, potentiated by cAMP, and activated at physio
225 ytes were analyzed and entered into 38 serum osmolarity-prediction equations.
226 halmologists should consider evaluating tear osmolarity preoperatively, especially in highly demandin
227                      Increased extracellular osmolarity prevented caspase-1 activation by different k
228  The area under the ROC curve (AUC) for tear osmolarity (ranging from 0.71 to 0.86) showed, for all t
229              The high variability of TearLab osmolarity readings in all groups makes the clinical int
230                                           An osmolarity referent of 315.6 mOsmol/L was derived from t
231 tionality, including the bacterial EnvZ/OmpR osmolarity regulator and the mammalian 6-phosphofructo-2
232 ein kinase A, AMP-activated kinase, the high-osmolarity response mitogen-activated protein kinase pat
233  are found in systems as diverse as the high osmolarity response of yeast, gradient sensing in Dictyo
234                           High extracellular osmolarity results in a switch from an adaptive to an in
235                    Exposure of yeast to high osmolarity results in activation of the SAPK Hog1, which
236  moving always toward the central plane; iso-osmolarity returned OHCs to their original shape and mic
237                               In response to osmolarity, Salmonella enterica serotype Typhi (S. Typhi
238 ase Index (OSDI) symptom questionnaire, tear osmolarity, Schirmer test, tear breakup time, conjunctiv
239          Dry eye signs were assessed by tear osmolarity, Schirmer test, tear breakup time, corneal an
240 e obtained from the eyes with the worst tear osmolarity score.
241 sperception results from the capacity of the osmolarity-sensing mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAP
242                            Furthermore, tear osmolarity showed a direct correlation with corneal stai
243 lemented with sodium chloride to physiologic osmolarity significantly altered the transcript levels o
244 e cues on water abundance (matric stress) or osmolarity (solute stress) into lifestyle strategies.
245                                    A reduced osmolarity solution is safe in adults and as effective a
246         KEY POINTS: Changes in extracellular osmolarity stimulate thirst and vasopressin secretion th
247 o extracellular osmotic conditions, with low osmolarity stimulating ndvA expression.
248 the Na/K ATPase, which adjusted surface cell osmolarity such that pressure was maintained at zero.
249   Small volume solutions of exceedingly high osmolarity, such as 23.4% saline, have been used for the
250  factors, such as temperature, nutrients and osmolarity, suggests an ancient role for the TOR signali
251 ients with DED from whom we had data on tear osmolarity, symptoms, and corneal fluorescein staining f
252 ariability of measurements using the TearLab Osmolarity System is necessary when evaluating the clini
253 ipants) who were evaluated using the TearLab Osmolarity System, with 3 consecutive osmolarity measure
254                                         Tear osmolarity, TBUT, Schirmer's I, and central corneal sens
255 ng tests: best corrected visual acuity, tear osmolarity, tear film break-up time (BUT), corneal fluor
256                                         Tear osmolarity, tear instability (tear break-up time [TBUT])
257 of the changes between the 2 visits for tear osmolarity (TearLab system), symptoms (Ocular Surface Di
258 ll accuracy in the diagnosis of dry eye, the osmolarity test was found to be comparable with the resu
259                                              Osmolarity testing, Schirmer test without anesthesia, te
260  was supported by the findings that, at high osmolarity, the DeltagbcAB mutant accumulated high betai
261    Best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA), tear osmolarity, the Schirmer I test, tear film breakup time
262                      Depending on the medium osmolarity, this was followed by lack of volume recovery
263  forced-choice experiment was used to obtain osmolarity thresholds.
264     Here we show that increasing cytoplasmic osmolarity through a genetic lesion known to produce ele
265 the degree of sedation, and increasing blood osmolarity through pharmacologic means.
266 apping expression upon changes in the medium osmolarity to achieve the reciprocal expression of ompF
267  suggest that Leptospira utilizes changes in osmolarity to regulate virulence characteristics.
268 e mice, but water deprivation elevated urine osmolarity to similar levels in both genotypes.
269 dhesins is strongly induced by an upshift in osmolarity to the level found in mammalian host tissues.
270             The molecular mechanism coupling osmolarity to TRPV4 activation remains elusive.
271              Assessments of DE included tear osmolarity (Tosm), the 5-item dry eye questionnaire (DEQ
272 RPV4 responds to isosmolar cell swelling and osmolarity translated via different aquaporins.
273     There was a significant decrease in tear osmolarity values (338.1 +/- 27.1 to 314.25 +/- 38.8 mOs
274                           Patients with tear osmolarity values of 312 mOsm/L or higher are more likel
275                                The mean tear osmolarity values were, respectively, 305.63 +/- 15.07,
276 shrinkage induced by increased extracellular osmolarity via programmed changes in gene transcription
277                                    Mean tear osmolarity was 307 mOsm/L, 304 mOsm/L, and 301 mOsm/L in
278 rum albumin (BSA), indicating that increased osmolarity was causing or contributing to fluid accumula
279                                         Tear osmolarity was consistently affected in both eyes of her
280                                    Tear film osmolarity was found to be the single best marker of dis
281                                              Osmolarity was found to have the highest correlation coe
282 ear secretion reflex were decreased and tear osmolarity was increased in the unaffected eyes of the H
283                                         Tear osmolarity was measured in the right eye with a tear osm
284 emolysis following decrease of extracellular osmolarity was more pronounced in msk(-/-) erythrocytes.
285    VDR-null mice had polyuria, but the urine osmolarity was normal as a result of high salt excretion
286                              At day 90, tear osmolarity was reduced from baseline with both krill oil
287                                Ambient urine osmolarity was reduced significantly in NKCC2A-/- compar
288                                         Tear osmolarity was the most sensitive indicator, and tear br
289               The increased plasma Na(+) and osmolarity were associated with increased ET-1 mRNA in v
290 In control mice (C57BL/6J), plasma Na(+) and osmolarity were significantly elevated in animals on hig
291 ems not previously known to be influenced by osmolarity, were differentially expressed by P. aerugino
292 f carrier ampholytes at physiological pH and osmolarity, where they are focused then chemically mobil
293  may, in addition, affect the colonic pH and osmolarity, which are known to affect colonocyte biology
294  expectations for all indicators except tear osmolarity, which had larger residuals than expected, an
295 e concentrations are used to calculate serum osmolarity, which is an indirect estimate of serum osmol
296 ted with Hb concentration but independent of osmolarity, which suggests variation in the Hb to 2,3-di
297  40% higher urine volume and 18% lower urine osmolarity with relatively normal electrolyte and acid-b
298 mpatible solutes, to equilibrate cytoplasmic osmolarity with the extracellular environment.
299 t Drosophila melanogaster maintain hemolymph osmolarity within a narrow range.
300                           Urea, which raises osmolarity without inducing cell shrinkage, did not prom

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