Lecture

Capillary Network Example

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Description

This lecture discusses capillary networks, focusing on the exchange of blood in capillary beds, hydraulic resistance, and the linear distribution of pressures in the branches of the network. It explains how oxygen and waste disposal occur in capillaries, arterioles, and venules.

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Biology

Cell biology: Blood

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