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Pulmonary transit time and diffusing capacity in mammals
S. L. Lindstedt
Biological Sciences
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Diffusing Capacity
100%
Pulmonary Transit Time
100%
Transit Time
100%
Body Mass
66%
Lung
66%
Assure
66%
Mechanical Properties
33%
Body Size
33%
Large Mammals
33%
Pulmonary Diffusing Capacity
33%
Pulmonary Capillary Blood Volume
33%
Carbon Dioxide
33%
Erythrocytes
33%
Allometry
33%
Cardiac Output
33%
Physical Properties
33%
Carbonic Anhydrase
33%
Small Mammals
33%
Equilibrium Level
33%
Respiratory Frequency
33%
Maximal Oxygen Uptake
33%
Oxygen Consumption
33%
Pressure Difference
33%
Size Reduction
33%
Hemoglobin
33%
Cardiac Frequency
33%
Consumption Capacity
33%
Oxygen Binding
33%
Oxygen Pressure
33%
Alveolar Capillary
33%
Oxygen Delivery
33%
Immunology and Microbiology
Capillary
100%
Oxygen Consumption
100%
Body Mass
100%
Lung Diffusion Capacity
50%
Heart Output
50%
Small Mammal
50%
Oxygen Tension
50%
Body Size
50%
Erythrocyte
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Body Mass
100%
Oxygen Consumption
100%
Body Size
50%
Lung Diffusion Capacity
50%
Heart Output
50%
Carbonic Anhydrase
50%
Facilitated Diffusion
50%
Small Mammal
50%
Oxygen Tension
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Small Mammal
100%
Carbonate Dehydratase
100%