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Page 309
... result in dissociation of the oxygen molecule and the number that result in recombination of the oxygen atoms is not possible under the conditions imposed by the alti- tude . At 100 kilometres the molecule can exist for more than ten ...
... result in dissociation of the oxygen molecule and the number that result in recombination of the oxygen atoms is not possible under the conditions imposed by the alti- tude . At 100 kilometres the molecule can exist for more than ten ...
Page 353
... result in degeneration of cells of the brain and peripheral nerves . The disuse atrophy of muscle or bone that may result is fundamentally similar to the other disuse atrophies of these tissues . Persistent pressure will cause atrophy ...
... result in degeneration of cells of the brain and peripheral nerves . The disuse atrophy of muscle or bone that may result is fundamentally similar to the other disuse atrophies of these tissues . Persistent pressure will cause atrophy ...
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... result in fractures . As the bone marrow becomes more and more involved , anemia develops and hemorrhages occur : the number of leukocytes may be low , and abnormal myelo- ma or plasma cells are found in the bone marrow . This disorder ...
... result in fractures . As the bone marrow becomes more and more involved , anemia develops and hemorrhages occur : the number of leukocytes may be low , and abnormal myelo- ma or plasma cells are found in the bone marrow . This disorder ...
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