Review
English
J. M. Patrick , M. Mukhtar
Department of Physiology, Faculty of medicine, Al-Fateh University
LJMR Vol 1 No.1 2002 :4-15
Abstract
Carbon monoxide (CO) holds a particular fascination for physiologists. Although it is normally present in extremely small, fractional concentrations in respired airs, its properties and functions enable it to exert a profound influence on many physiological processes. Further more, the story of its elucidation involves some of the great names in the history of twentieth — century physiology: notably the Haldanes, Douglas, and Roughton
Keywords: The physiology of Carbon Monoxide
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