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At the most basic, the physiology of '''human fluid metabolism''' splits into the '''extracellular fluid comp | title = Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology

In [[physiology]], '''BRCA1 gene''' ('''BRCA-1 gene''') is "a [[tumor suppressor gene]] loc

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...cLw Google Books preview.]</ref> <ref name=fox2009>Fox SI. (2009) ''Human Physiology''. Boston:McGraw-Hill Higer Education. ISBN 9789073525648. ...ysiology. Author of numerous research papers.</font></ref>&nbsp;Like all [[Physiology|physiologists]], physiologists of the human organism aim to understand/expl

In [[medicine]] and [[physiology]], '''insulin-secreting cells''', also called '''pancreatic beta cells''',

In [[physiology]], '''LDL cholesterol''' is "[[cholesterol]] which is contained in or bound

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...uces feelings of tension, which may, in turn, lead to reduction of stress (physiology).<ref>National Library of Medicine, ''Medical Subject Headings''</ref> They

In [[physiology]], '''BRCA2 gene''' ('''BRCA-2 gene''') is "a [[tumor suppressor gene]] loc

* GARRETT, R. A.; KLENK, R.-P. '''Archaea: Evolution, Physiology and Molecular Biology'''. Malden (Maryland): Blackwell Publishing, 2007. 28

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...mology]]''' (production and marketing of [[fruit]]s), and '''[[postharvest physiology]]''' (maintaining quality and preventing spoilage of horticultural crops).

...hey ''might'' contribute to the diagnosis. Better understanding of medical physiology shows that some forms of distress, especially pain, are disorders in themse ...s may be a result of a combination of disorders. With greater knowledge of physiology, it can be seen that one disorder can exacerbate another, or that some comb

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...his first article in the ''London Medical Gazette'' (''On the Anatomy and Physiology of the Otic Ganglion.'') ...ty with the highest honours and a gold medal, with a dissertation on ''The Physiology and Pathology of the Brain''. Over the next four years, he pursued postgrad

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