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The system has passed the transudation and pressure resistance tests for water service appliances in accordance with JIS standards. In addition, protein transudation and amount of fibrin present were evaluated because increasingly permeable cell membranes, a key event in the inflammatory process, lead to protein transudation as proteins leak out of the cells. These responses, in turn, promote local transudation of proteins and fluid, activation of local inflammatory responses, and generation of reactive oxygen species. |
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