Illustrated Physiology by B. R. Mackenna MB ChB PhD FRCP(Glasg), Robin Callander

By B. R. Mackenna MB ChB PhD FRCP(Glasg), Robin Callander FFPh FMAA AIMI

A concise, hugely visible account of standard human body structure. info is gifted in unmarried web page devices to show the necessities of a subject matter. advanced procedures are defined by way of memorable diagrams, making this booklet very good for either studying and examination guidance.

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Tract bacteria. PLANTS: Yeast. ANIMAL: Liver, kidneys and egg yolk. Dermatitis: muscular fatigue; mental depression; nausea. Coenzyme for synthesis of purine and pyrimidine bases for DNA and RNA. Production of red and white blood cells. Produced by G.!. tract bacteria. PLANTS: Green leafy vegetables. ANIMAL: Liver. Macrocytic anaemia; spina bifida in fetus. Coenzyme for RBC and methionine formation, entrance of amino acids to citric acid cycle synthesis of acetylcholine. Contains cobalt. Absorption from G.!.

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See page 4. g. Na + is a positive ion called a CATION, Cl" is a negative ion called an ANION. Like the poles of a magnet, unlike charges are drawn towards each other. Like charges repel each other. If the numbers of positive and negative charges inside a cell were equal the inside of the cell would be electrically neutral. INTRACELLULAR FLUID , '\ However, essentially all cells of the body have an excess of negative charges inside the cell and an excess of positive charges outside. Thus a POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE exists between the inside and the outside of the cell.

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