A Treatise on human physiologyBlanchard and Lea, 1864 - 658 pages |
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absorbed abundant accordingly action albumen albuminoid alcohol alkaline animal arteries become bile biliary blood vessels body boiling capillary carbonic acid cavity cerebellum chemical chloride of sodium chyle circulation coagulation color condition contains cord corpus luteum digestive fluids discharged duct duodenum endosmosis entire experiments external extremity fibrin filaments fistula follicles function ganglia ganglion gastric juice glands glandular globules glottis grains human subject inch ingredients integument intestinal juice irritation lacteals larynx layer liver lungs mastication meat medulla oblongata minute mouth movements mucous membrane muscles muscular fibres nerve nervous nutrition organic matter organic substances orifice ovary oxygen pancreatic juice parotid pass peculiar phenomena phosphate Physiologie pneumogastric portion posterior produced proximate principles quantity reaction respiration saliva secretion sensation sensibility small intestine soda solid solution spinal starch stomach sugar surface sympathetic takes place temperature tion tissue tube urine vegetable vein vesicle
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