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transport
(redirected from oxygen transport)

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transport verb banish, bear, bring, carry, cart, consign, convey, deliver, deport, dispatch, drive out, exile, expel, extradite, fetch, imprison, move, ostracize, send, ship, take, tote, transfer, transmit, transmittere, transplant, transportare
Associated concepts: transport across state lines, transport contraband, transport illegal goods, transport in interstate commerce
See also: banish, carry, consign, convey, deliver, deport, expatriate, move, passion, relegate, transfer, transmit


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The central function of iron is oxygen transport and cell respiration.
95 Paperback QP121 Beachey (University of Mary) describes the anatomy of the respiratory system, the mechanics of ventilation, pulmonary function measurements, oxygen transport, acid-base regulation, arterial blood gases, and cardiac electrophysiology.
7) Currently, other than a red cell transfusion, no available therapeutic measure offers the acutely anaemic patient an immediate and effective method of oxygen transport and delivery.
 
 
 
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