We have used the nuclear magnetic relaxation of water protons to measure the diffusional
permeability (P w ) of human red blood cells to water as a function of concentration of …

… water content dictates extrafibrillar osmolarity, we aimed to determine the influence of intra-
and extrafibrillar fluid exchange … As experimental results showed that extrafibrillar osmolarity …

… -term effects of changes in the external osmolarity on the … effects of the external osmolarity
on the cytosolic osmolarity and (iv) the long-term effects of the external osmolarity on the water …

… When hypo-osmotic bathing medium is applied to cells/tissue in vitro, water moves into
the intracellular compartment in order to establish a new ionic equilibrium condition, thus …

… urea) and the solution has an osmolarity of 1 osmol/l when dissolved in 1 l of water. This is
effectively equal to an osmolality of 1 osmol/kg water (the preferred unit because fluid volume …

… solutions, which are primarily water, this is not appreciably different from the osmolarity. …
to water but not the solute), water moves from the low osmolarity solution to the high osmolarity …

… solutions, which are primarily water, this is not appreciably different from the osmolarity. …
to water but not the solute), water moves from the low osmolarity solution to the high osmolarity …

… with the effect of external osmolarity on the steady-state levels in kidney cortex slices of water
and electrolytes and of the cell membrane potential; the saline osmolarity was varied with '…

… relating to the "virtual" osmolarity of the nascent fluid can be obtained. … the effects of acute
changes in serum osmolarity on bulk flow of fluid into the cerebral ventricles and on brain water …

… the trachea by evaporation of water (2,10). Using a model of heat and water exchange, Baile
and … However, osmolarity-induced changes in luminal contents of BSA, lysozyme, and blue …