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- adjective anatomy Of, pertaining to, or produced by a
neurohumor
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Examples
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The drunk illustration I used earlier shows how certain well-known facts about the demands of everyday life can make clearer some of the principles involved in the unconscious, wired-in stress responses mediated by the neurohumoral system.
Handbook of Stress Leo Goldberger 1993
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Shaucha constitutes smooth and uninterrupted cascade of neural and neurohumoral events as Ill as appropriate events such as secretions of exocrine glands and muscular activity and metabolic activity.
Recently Uploaded Slideshows supri1278 2010
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Excessive anabolic neurohumoral activities leading to reduction in catabolism is the feature of KAPHA VRUDDHI.
Recently Uploaded Slideshows supri1278 2010
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Excessive anabolic neurohumoral activities leading to reduction in catabolism is the feature of KAPHA VRUDDHI.
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Excessive anabolic neurohumoral activities leading to reduction in catabolism is the feature of KAPHA VRUDDHI.
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Shaucha constitutes smooth and uninterrupted cascade of neural and neurohumoral events as Ill as appropriate events such as secretions of exocrine glands and muscular activity and metabolic activity.
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Excessive anabolic neurohumoral activities leading to reduction in catabolism is the feature of KAPHA VRUDDHI.
Recently Uploaded Slideshows guestf91103 2009
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Shaucha constitutes smooth and uninterrupted cascade of neural and neurohumoral events as Ill as appropriate events such as secretions of exocrine glands and muscular activity and metabolic activity.
Recently Uploaded Slideshows guestf91103 2009
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Current areas of investigation include neurohumoral, cellular and molecular mechanisms regulating airway contractility, airway smooth muscle growth and cell surface receptor expression; regulation of postnatal development and growth of the lung; developmental effects of pulmonary inflammation and oxidative lung injury on airway and pulmonary vascular reactivity; biochemical and molecular regulation of membrane ion channels in cystic fibrosis; maturational changes in chest wall and airway function; pulmonary manifestations of sickle cell disease; the physiological basis of ventilator dependence in children with chronic respiratory insufficiency; and developmental aspects of respiratory mechanics and ventilatory control.
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