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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-7306-4ft for a month’s stay in Lund, Sweden, for her anatomical dissection course while August continued his work in the laboratory. August was now working with a new apparatus he had built for measuring the respiratory excretion of nitrogen.

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Role of p53 in Double-Strand Break Repaircontinued to occupy him—circulatory physiology, insulin and diabetes research, comparative, physiology of respiration, and exercise physiology—in the thirties Krogh embarked on several new fields: dissolved organic substances as food for aquatic animals, osmotic regulation, membrane physiology, and

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Markus Christmann,Gerhard Fritz,Bernd Kainacontraction. Neither was it known that the partial breakdown of sugars (glycolysis) can release energy when oxygen is lacking (via the formation of ATP). While studying oxygen uptake during exercise, Krogh and Lindhard came to wonder about the source of energy for muscular work. At the time, there w

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