Mechanisms and Logic in Human Physiology
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Figure 4.25. The liver is a metabolic hub
Figure 4.21. Stress effects on metabolism
Figure 4.15. The Cori cycle
Figure 4.9. Pacemaker enzymes and metabolic control
Figure 4.6. Reversible chemical reaction dynamics
Figure 4.4. Enzyme catalytic cycle default
Figure 4.1. Catabolism and anabolism
Figure 3.25. Epithelial transport
Figure 3.24. Gated channels
Figure 3.18. Ohm's law
Figure 3.14. Carrier protein transport rates
Figure 3.13. Carrier proteins
Figure 3.6. Cell membrane proteins
Figure 3.5. Fluid compartment barriers
Figure 3.3. Fluid compartments
Figure 3.2. Glycocalyx and an ECF hydrogel
Figure 3.1. Water structure
Figure 2.22. Cell-cell junctions
Figure 2.21. Protein regulation
Figure 2.19. Protein substrate interactions
Figure 2.18. Protein structure
Figure 2.9. Membrane structure
Figure 2.6. Hydrogen bonds
Figure 2.4. Ionic bonding and ionization
Figure 2.3. The structure of water
Figure 1.5. Limitations of diffusion
Fig 1.4. Protein structure function
Withdrawal and crossed extensor reflexes
The reflex arc
Synapses