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... called thyroxin which is essential to body metabolism and heat production . It is the catalyst of body metabolism as well as a generator of energy . Lack of thyroxine causes lethargy and af- fects almost every system in the body ...
... called thyroxin which is essential to body metabolism and heat production . It is the catalyst of body metabolism as well as a generator of energy . Lack of thyroxine causes lethargy and af- fects almost every system in the body ...
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... called anterior and posterior , attached to the leaflets of the mitral or tricuspid valves by chordae tendinae . When papillary muscle ruptures , at least two leaflets become partially incompetent . The chordae are attached to the free ...
... called anterior and posterior , attached to the leaflets of the mitral or tricuspid valves by chordae tendinae . When papillary muscle ruptures , at least two leaflets become partially incompetent . The chordae are attached to the free ...
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... called sarcolemma . The myofibrils of the skeletal muscle are long and parallel to each other , whereas cardiac muscle fibers are branched and interlaced ; the plain muscle fibers are narrow and tapering , arranged in a staggered ...
... called sarcolemma . The myofibrils of the skeletal muscle are long and parallel to each other , whereas cardiac muscle fibers are branched and interlaced ; the plain muscle fibers are narrow and tapering , arranged in a staggered ...
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