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The Contributions of Human Mini-Intestines to the Study of Intestinal Physiology and Pathophysiology
Annual Review of Physiology, 2017 The lack of accessibility to normal and diseased human intestine and the inability to separate the different functional compartments of the intestine even when tissue could be obtained have held back the understanding of human intestinal physiology ...
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Physiology, 2015
When I arrived at the University of Oregon as a freshman in 2012, I was a biochemistry major with medical school in my sights. During the week of orientation, I met freshman with similar professional goals—doctor, nurse, physical therapist—who were human physiology (HPHY) majors.
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When I arrived at the University of Oregon as a freshman in 2012, I was a biochemistry major with medical school in my sights. During the week of orientation, I met freshman with similar professional goals—doctor, nurse, physical therapist—who were human physiology (HPHY) majors.
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Humanizing Physiology Education
Physiology, 2014We teach medical and other health professional students “human physiology,” so one might wonder at the title of this editorial. One definition of humanize is “to make something friendlier to humans. Humanizing makes things more civilized, refined, and understandable” (
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2009
The oxygen transport system in the human body is described from atmospheric air to working skeletal muscles. It is illustrated that the pulmonary diffusion capacity becomes critical during whole body exercise as the arterial oxygen tension decreases markedly.
Volianitis, Stefanos, Secher, Niels H.
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The oxygen transport system in the human body is described from atmospheric air to working skeletal muscles. It is illustrated that the pulmonary diffusion capacity becomes critical during whole body exercise as the arterial oxygen tension decreases markedly.
Volianitis, Stefanos, Secher, Niels H.
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Physiology of Human Conception
New England Journal of Medicine, 1949ALTHOUGH simple parthenogenesis is not at all uncommon in invertebrates — for instance, in ants and bees — it does not, as far as is known, occur in human beings, who must produce eggs and sperm and then effect their conjugation. The following discussion concerns itself only with the somatic aspects of this complicated process since the beguiling ...
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BioEssays, 1996
AbstractThe universality of gravity (1g) in our daily lives makes it difficult to appreciate its importance in morphology and physiology. Bone and muscle support systems were created, cellular pumps developed, neurons organised and receptors and transducers of gravitational force to biologically relevant signals evolved under 1g gravity.
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AbstractThe universality of gravity (1g) in our daily lives makes it difficult to appreciate its importance in morphology and physiology. Bone and muscle support systems were created, cellular pumps developed, neurons organised and receptors and transducers of gravitational force to biologically relevant signals evolved under 1g gravity.
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The Physiology of Human Reproduction
Scientific American, 1974The general physiological processes involved in human reproduction are reviewed. A discussion of ovum development the fertilization process preparation of the uterus for nidation physiological changes during pregnancy and cyclical hormonal interrelations initiating reproductive events is presented. The properties structure and function of human sperm
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CD45 in human physiology and clinical medicine.
Immunology Letters, 2018Andreas Rheinländer +2 more
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