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Results 11 - 20 of 52 for GLUCAGON OR WATER
  1. ... a role in the intake and release of water as well as maintaining a normal balance of ... that surrounds neurons become filled with too much water and cannot function properly. Fluid-filled myelin cannot ...
  2. ... epidermis acts as a barrier to help minimize water loss and protect the body from foreign substances, ... shortage of natural moisturizing factor, which allows excess water to be lost through the skin and causes ...
  3. ... the cell to inside the cell. Sodium and water are transported across the cell membrane along with ... instead accumulate in the intestinal tract. In addition, water that normally would have been transported with the ...
  4. ... of sodium ions helps control the movement of water in tissues. For example, ENaC channels in lung ... allows the reabsorption of excess sodium (followed by water), which leads to hypertension. Reabsorption of sodium into ...
  5. ... proximal tubules. These structures help to reabsorb nutrients, water, and other materials that have been filtered from ...
  6. ... within the epidermis that are necessary to prevent water loss (dehydration) and for normal development of the ...
  7. ... Louis ED, Cote LJ, Andrews H, Fahn S, Waters C, Ford B, Frucht S, Ottman R, Marder ...
  8. ... doi: 10.1002/humu.20526. Citation on PubMed Waters PJ. How PAH gene mutations cause hyper-phenylalaninemia ...
  9. ... Through a process called hydrolysis, this enzyme uses water molecules to break down certain fats called galactolipids, ...
  10. ... in regulating the amounts of potassium, chlorine, or water in cells and intercellular spaces. The KCC3 protein ...
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