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Dictionary » P » Physiologic Physiologicphysiologic normal, not pathologic, characteristic of or conforming to the normal functioning or state of the body or a tissue or organ, physiological. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Identification of fungi (where to start?)Generally there are no stain that are useful in indentifying fungi. There are some physiologic tests that are useful for yeasts isolated in clinical settings but identification of mycelial fungi requries alkot of training.
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Re: Urea and membrane permeability of RBCUrea is polar, but not very large as organic molecules go—MW of only 60. Provided that the nitrogens are not protonated, which at physiologic pH they are not, urea can cross the membrane by passive diffusion; not so quickly as water, but the transfer rate is much faster than, say, glucose ...
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special sensesThese true neurons are actually nerve cells. These cells communicate with one another until a normal physiologic response is generated by our body. And by doing so when we are able to sense things around us.
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Evolutions unsolved questions!... complex structures such as the eye... things that we really don't know much about relative to what's there. We do know that there are important physiologic reasons for the wiring of the human eye. For the retina to be wired the way that Professor Richard Dawkins suggested, would require the ...
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