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Decreasing the pH from alkaline to acidic denatures the proteins within the membrane, making them less functional and efficient. This makes the cell membrane more permeable and allows the red dye, betalain to escape into the external solution via diffusion. The dye goes down a concentration gradient from a higher to a lower concentration.

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