Titlebook: Venous Valves; Morphology, Function Rainer Gottlob,Robert May Book 1986 Springer-Verlag/Wein 1986 Bypass.Operation.anatomy.artery.circulati

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s, and plant leaves; N., N.O, and NO evolution during biological denitrification; N., N.O, NO, and NO. evolution during abiological denitrification (chemodenitrification); N.O evolution during nitrification; and NH. and NO. (N oxides) release through combustion. The physical and biological processes

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Rainer Gottlob M. D.,Robert May M. D. directly or indirectly through thermodynamically stabel ionic decomposition products. As was pointed out in Chapter 1, this is not possible for a large number of molecules such as nitrogen, ethylene or benzene. Temporary negative anions of these compounds are observable in ETS. We will now show how

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methods have been developed, which are critically reviewed in this book. It was our aim to sum up existing knowledge with respect to structure and function of venous valves and to expand that knowl­ edge by findings of our own. Examinations of semi-thin sections and unilayered en-face preparations have hardly978-3-7091-8829-3978-3-7091-8827-9

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Rainer Gottlob M. D.,Robert May M. D.hen, und ebenso ist die Funkengarbe, welche wir sehen, wenn wir eine Uhrfeder in reinem Sauerstoff verbrennen, keine Flammenerscheinung, sondern nur das Abspritzen kleiner, verbrennender Eisenteilchen. Entzünden wir dagegen ein brennbares Gas, wie z. B. Wasserstoff, Kohlenoxyd, Sumpfgas oder Acetyle

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Rainer Gottlob M. D.,Robert May M. D.en von sehr allgemeiner Art erlaubt, ohne auf eine bestimmte Reaktion eingehen zu müssen. Wir werden andererseits aber auch sehen, daß diese Betrachtungsweise nicht immer ausreicht und bei ihrer Anwendung eine gewisse Vorsicht geboten ist. In vielen Fällen müssen die charakteristischen Einzelheiten