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Ronald M. Atlas. Structure of the Respiratory Tract The respiratory tract ( Figure 23.1 ) is designed to permit the exchange of gases between cells , the blood , and the environment . Humans require oxy- gen for cellular metabolism and ...
Ronald M. Atlas. Structure of the Respiratory Tract The respiratory tract ( Figure 23.1 ) is designed to permit the exchange of gases between cells , the blood , and the environment . Humans require oxy- gen for cellular metabolism and ...
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... respiratory tract is important in limiting infections of the lower respiratory tract . Normal Microbiota of the Respiratory Tract Even though the respiratory tract has various de- fense mechanisms for preventing microbial infec- tions ...
... respiratory tract is important in limiting infections of the lower respiratory tract . Normal Microbiota of the Respiratory Tract Even though the respiratory tract has various de- fense mechanisms for preventing microbial infec- tions ...
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... respiratory tract is constantly exposed to microorganisms in the air . The upper respiratory tract is colonized by a resident microbiota , which contributes to the defense against pathogens , but Table 23.2 Summary of Diseases ...
... respiratory tract is constantly exposed to microorganisms in the air . The upper respiratory tract is colonized by a resident microbiota , which contributes to the defense against pathogens , but Table 23.2 Summary of Diseases ...
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