Human PhysiologyThe first edition of this text was published in 1983. Treats general aspects of cell physiology and intracellular communication, nociception and pain, sexual functions, reproduction and pregnancy, and aging. Chapters new to this edition cover general sensory physiology, endocrinology, gastrointestin |
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Exchange of Substances within the Cell | 10 |
References | 17 |
Currents through PotentialDependent Membrane Channels | 28 |
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