At the level of the cell, how is osmoregulation achieved?

A. by the movement of solutes across
membranes
B. by balancing the input and output of water
and electrolytes
C. by changing the overall permeability of
membranes
D. by bringing water in through the skin
E. None of these choices accurately describe
how osmoregulation is achieved at the level
of the cell.


A

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