Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 76N. Zanichelli, 1981 - Nuclear physics |
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... cell . Cells are highly organized , chemical factories enclosed by a membrane . Cells differ widely in structure and function ( muscle cells , red blood cells , neural cells , etc. ) . Most cells are fixed in position by connections to ...
... cell . Cells are highly organized , chemical factories enclosed by a membrane . Cells differ widely in structure and function ( muscle cells , red blood cells , neural cells , etc. ) . Most cells are fixed in position by connections to ...
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... cells . Red cells carry an enzyme , carbonic anhydrase , in high concentrations , and this enzyme speeds up the carbonic - acid reaction by a factor of 13 000. The following reactions then take place : CO , + H , 0 = H , CO , = H * + ...
... cells . Red cells carry an enzyme , carbonic anhydrase , in high concentrations , and this enzyme speeds up the carbonic - acid reaction by a factor of 13 000. The following reactions then take place : CO , + H , 0 = H , CO , = H * + ...
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... cells . The cilia of the inner hair cells make no apparent contact with the tectorial membrane and it would appear that the relative movement between the reticular lamina and tectorial mem- brane produced movement of the endolymph and ...
... cells . The cilia of the inner hair cells make no apparent contact with the tectorial membrane and it would appear that the relative movement between the reticular lamina and tectorial mem- brane produced movement of the endolymph and ...
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Physicists and clinicians | 5 |
The Fourier transform properties of an image | 12 |
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