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The document discusses the structure and functions of cell membranes. It introduces the fluid-mosaic model and defines key terms related to pH, acids, bases, and buffers. pH measures the hydrogen ion concentration in solutions and indicates whether they are acidic or alkaline. Buffers resist changes in pH and their effectiveness depends on the environment's pH. The passage also notes that blood pH is normally between 7.35-7.45, and that conditions outside this range, like acidosis or alkalosis, require compensatory mechanisms.
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