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Adaptive Changes in Ion and Water Transport Mechanism in the Eel Intestinencentrations at levels largely independent of the salinity of their environment. Freshwater teleosts, which are hyperosmotic to the environment, tend to gain water by osmosis. They drink little water and the kidneys have the task of removing excess water. In contrast, seawater teleosts constantly fa

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Behaviour of Human Jejunum and Ileum: Response to Theophylline and Acetyl choline human intestine ... Information has been derived to suggest that the jejunum behaves differently from the ileum in several respects. For instance, permeability to sodium and water appears to be greater in the jejunum than in the ileum and this high permeability has made it difficult to demonstrate

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Prostaglandins and Ion Transport in the Human Intestine: A Current Surveyis still little information on their occurrence in specific cell types within these organs. Local biosynthesis of PGs in the animal gut has also been demonstrated., as well as the rapid metabolism of PGE. by the small bowel.. Many studies have emphasised the influence of PGs on gastrointestinal musc

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Relationship Between Structure and Function in the Human Intestineases in man and also in the experimental animal.. In continuation of these investigations, we have explored the relationship between function and mucosal structure in healthy controls and in patients with the sprue syndrome.. This condition is characterised by mucosal alterations, which include a de

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March 1990 Hailstorm Damage in Sydney, Australia,ss event in Australian insurance history..While damage was widespread with claims for buildings spread across more than 130 postcodes, 20% of the claims came from just two postcodes. The proportion of dwellings of brick construction that made a claim was significantly less than the proportion of pol

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