The semantics of this question made me vomit blood.
One day a patient will look me in the eyes and ask, "Where are tripetides broken down?" I will smile at them and say, "the intestinal mucosa and not the duodenum." They'll smile back and I'll walk away and think of this moment as I jump from the window.
The poodle is hypoallergenic, and a 10/10 good boy.
After the cuff is tied, the cells and tissue distal to the cuff will continue consuming ATP (ATP->ADP), but no fresh blood will be delivered to โclearโ what will be an accumulating amount of ADP and other metabolites. ADP (=Adenosine) is itself a proxy of consumption and drives vasodilation of arteries! (Evolution is smart!) Increasing ADP/Adenosine in a โlocal environmentโ is a signal to the body that a lot of consumption is occurring there; thus, arteries and arterioles naturally dilate to increase blood flow rates and โsweep awayโ metabolic byproducts.
at BMI 15 not only has she never had a period but she never had a meal.
A researcher hypothesizes that exposure to ...
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