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44Resting Membrane Potential2 Nerve
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46Action Potential2 Nerve and Muscl
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48Propagation of Action Potentials
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50Artificial Stimulation of Nerve C
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52Synaptic Transmission (continued)
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54Plate 2.7 Synaptic Transmission I
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56Motor End-plate2 Nerve and Muscle
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58Motility and Muscle Types2 Nerve
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60Contractile Apparatus of Striated
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62Contraction of Striated Muscle2 N
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64Contraction of Striated Muscle (c
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66Mechanical Features of Skeletal M
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68Mechanical Features of Skeletal M
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70Smooth Muscle2 Nerve and Muscle,
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72Energy Supply for Muscle Contract
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74Physical Work2 Nerve and Muscle,
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76Physical Fitness and Training2 Ne
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78Organization of the Autonomic Ner
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80Plate 3.2 Functions of ANS3 Auton
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82Acetylcholine and Cholinergic Tra
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84Catecholamines, Adrenergic Transm
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86Catecholamines, Adrenergic Transm
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88Composition and Function of Blood
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90Iron Metabolism and Erythropoiesi
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92Flow Properties of Blood4 BloodTh
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94Immune System4 BloodFundamental P
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96Immune System (continued)4 Blood
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98Immune System (continued)4 Blood
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100Hypersensitivity Reactions (Alle
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102Hemostasis4 BloodThe hemostatic
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104Hemostasis (continued)4 Blood va
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106Lung Function, Respiration5 Resp
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108Mechanics of Breathing5 Respirat
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110Purification of Respiratory Air5
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112Lung Volumes and their Measureme
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114Dead Space, Residual Volume, Air
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116Pressure-Volume Curve, Respirato
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118Surface Tension, Surfactant5 Res
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120Pulmonary Gas Exchange5 Respirat
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122Pulmonary Blood Flow, Ventilatio
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124CO 2 Transport in Blood5 Respira
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126CO 2 Binding in Blood, CO 2 in C
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128Binding and Transport of O 2 in
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130Internal (Tissue) Respiration, H
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132Respiratory Control and Stimulat
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134Effects of Diving on Respiration
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136Effects of High Altitude on Resp
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138pH, pH Buffers, Acid-Base Balanc
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140Bicarbonate/Carbon Dioxide Buffe
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142Acidosis and Alkalosis6 Acid-Bas
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144Acidosis and Alkalosis (continue
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146Assessment of Acid-Base Status6
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148Kidney Structure and Function7 K
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150Renal Circulation7 Kidneys, Salt
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152Glomerular Filtration and Cleara
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154Transport Processes at the Nephr
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156Transport Processes at the Nephr
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158Reabsorption of Organic Substanc
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160Excretion of Organic Substances7
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162Reabsorption of Na + and Cl -7 K
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164Reabsorption of Water, Formation
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166Reabsorption of Water, Formation
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168Body Fluid Homeostasis7 Kidneys,
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170Salt and Water Regulation7 Kidne
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172Salt and Water Regulation (conti
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174Salt and Water Regulation (conti
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176The Kidney and Acid-Base Balance
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178The Kidney and Acid-Base Balance
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180Reabsorption and Excretion of Ph
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182Potassium Balance7 Kidneys, Salt
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184Potassium Balance (continued)7 K
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186Tubuloglomerular Feedback, Renin
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188Overview8 Cardiovascular System8
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190Blood Vessels and Blood Flow8 Ca
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192Cardiac Cycle8 Cardiovascular Sy
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194Cardiac Impulse Generation and C
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196Cardiac Impulse Generation and C
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198Electrocardiogram (ECG)8 Cardiov
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200Electrocardiogram (ECG) (continu
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202Cardiac Arrhythmias8 Cardiovascu
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204Ventricular Pressure-Volume Rela
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206Regulation of Stroke Volume8 Car
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208Arterial Blood Pressure8 Cardiov
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210Endothelial Exchange Processes8
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212Myocardial Oxygen Supply8 Cardio
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214Regulation of the Circulation8 C
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216Regulation of the Circulation (c
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218Regulation of the Circulation (c
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220Circulatory Shock8 Cardiovascula
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222Fetal and Neonatal Circulation8
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224Thermal Balance9 Thermal Balance
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226Thermoregulation9 Thermal Balanc
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228Nutrition10 Nutrition and Digest
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230Energy Metabolism and Calorimetr
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232Energy Homeostasis and Body Weig
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234Gastrointestinal (GI) Tract: Ove
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236Neural and Hormonal Integration1
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238Saliva10 Nutrition and Digestion
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240Deglutition10 Nutrition and Dige
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242Stomach Structure and Motility10
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244Gastric Juice10 Nutrition and Di
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246Small Intestinal Function10 Nutr
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248Pancreas10 Nutrition and Digesti
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250Bile10 Nutrition and DigestionBi
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252Excretory Liver Function, Biliru
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254Lipid Digestion10 Nutrition and
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256Lipid Distribution and Storage10
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258Lipid Distribution and Storage (
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260Digestion and Absorption of Carb
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262Vitamin Absorption10 Nutrition a
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264Water and Mineral Absorption10 N
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266Large Intestine, Defecation, Fec
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268Integrative Systems of the Body1
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270Hormones11 Hormones and Reproduc
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272Plate 11.2 Hormones11 Hormones a
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274Humoral Signals: Control and Eff
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276Cellular Transmission of Signals
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278Cellular Transmission of Signals
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280Cellular Transmission of Signals
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282Hypothalamic-Pituitary System11
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284Carbohydrate Metabolism and Panc
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286Carbohydrate Metabolism and Panc
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288Thyroid Hormones11 Hormones and
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290Thyroid Hormones (continued)11 H
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292Calcium and Phosphate Metabolism
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294Calcium and Phosphate Metabolism
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296Biosynthesis of Steroid Hormones
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298Adrenal Cortex and Glucocorticoi
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300Oogenesis and the Menstrual Cycl
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302Hormonal Control of the Menstrua
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304Estrogens, Progesterone11 Hormon
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306Hormonal Control of Pregnancy an
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308Androgens and Testicular Functio
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310Sexual Response, Intercourse and
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312Central Nervous System12 Central
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314Stimulus Reception and Processin
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316Sensory Functions of the Skin12
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318Proprioception, Stretch Reflex12
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322Polysynaptic Reflexes12 Central
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326Movement12 Central Nervous Syste
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330Movement (continued)12 Central N
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332Hypothalamus, Limbic System12 Ce
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334Cerebral Cortex, Electroencephal
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336Circadian Rhythms, Sleep-Wake Cy
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338Consciousness, Sleep12 Central N
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340Consciousness, Sleep (continued)
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342Learning, Memory, Language (cont
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346Sense of Smell12 Central Nervous
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348Sense of Balance12 Central Nervo
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350Eye Structure, Tear Fluid, Aqueo
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352Optical Apparatus of the Eye12 C
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354Visual Acuity, Photosensors12 Ce
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356Visual Acuity, Photosensors (con
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358Adaptation of the Eye to Differe
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360Retinal Processing of Visual Sti
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362Color Vision12 Central Nervous S
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364Visual Field, Visual Pathway, Ce
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366Eye Movements, Stereoscopic Visi
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368Physical Principles of Sound—S
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370Conduction of Sound, Sound Senso
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372Conduction of Sound, Sound Senso
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374Central Processing of Acoustic I
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376Voice and Speech12 Central Nervo
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378Dimensions and Units13 Appendix1
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380Dimensions and Units (continued)
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382Dimensions and Units (continued)
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384Dimensions and Units (continued)
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386Dimensions and Units (continued)
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388GraphicRepresentationofData (con
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390GraphicRepresentationofData (con
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392Reference Values in Physiology (
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394Important Equations in Physiolog
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396Important Equations in Physiolog
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398Further Reading(continued)13 App
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400Adiuretin (cont.)receptor types
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402ATPS (Ambient temperaturepressur
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404Breathing capacity, maximum(MBC)
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406Ceruloplasmin, iron oxidation 90
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408Control circuit (cont.)system 4C
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410Dwarfism, T 3/T 4 deficiency 290
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412Fat 230, 254, 258, 284absorption
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414Glucagon (cont.)lipolysis 258sec
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416Heart (cont.)electric activity,
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41817-Hydroxylaseadrenal cortex 296
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420JJ (Joule), unit 300, 380JAM (ju
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422Lipogenesis 284Lipolysis 86, 224
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424MHC proteins 96, 98MI (cortex ar
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426Nephron 148, 150cortical 150juxt
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428Oncotic pressure (cont.)influenc
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430Physical activity (cont.)measure
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432Pulmonary artery (cont.)blood fl
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434S (siemens), unit 381SA sinoatr
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436Sperm (cont.)maturation 308motil
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438Thrombocytopathia 104Thrombocyto
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440Vein(s) (cont.)pulmonary 188umbi