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... abilities, although poor). The human body contains many other cells with the capacity of phagocytosis that are not part of the immune system: septal cells in lungs, Kupfer cells in the liver, oligodendrocytes in the brain, osteoclasts in bones etc Regards, Andrew

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It would be less efficient...just like in amphibian hearts. I've been told that even though amphibian heart doesn't have ventricular septal, they still can pump out a high oxygenated blood into its aortic arch...It's due to the rythm of its heartbeat and the difference in time between accepting ...

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... the catch-all category of "Blue Baby Syndrome" which also includes some other diseases. Generally, it occurs when there's a ventricular septal defect (a hole between the two ventricles) that causes the poorly oxygenated and well oxygenated blood to mix. It results in blood circulating ...

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