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artificial respiration
artificial respiration

in mammals the lungs are more or less divided into lobes, and each lung occupies a separate cavity in the thorax. see respiration.
in mammals the lungs are more or less divided into lobes, and each lung occupies a separate cavity in the thorax. see respiration.

http://skepticalscience.com/new-sks-graphic-respiration-carbon-cycle.html
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begins with the termination of the central nervous system, blood circulation and respiration before the onset of irreversible changes in tissues and primarily in the brain.
begins with the termination of the central nervous system, blood circulation and respiration before the onset of irreversible changes in tissues and primarily in the brain.

http://www.skepticalscience.com/new-sks-graphic-respiration-carbon-cycle.html
http://www.skepticalscience.com//arg_co2-kurze-verweildauer.htm

the graph from new scientist is a little bit rough. isn't it funny that photosynthesis and respiration add for the exact same amount (pre industrial)?
the graph from new scientist is a little bit rough. isn't it funny that photosynthesis and respiration add for the exact same amount (pre industrial)?

because c4 plants are more efficient chemically than the others, they return less co2 to the atmosphere during respiration (about 25% less than an equivalent c3)so eventually lock up co2.
because c4 plants are more efficient chemically than the others, they return less co2 to the atmosphere during respiration (about 25% less than an equivalent c3)so eventually lock up co2.

for example, rates of methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (mrsa) increased steadily over the past decade from approximately 30% in 1989 to approximately 40% in 1997 among intensive care unit patients.28 unlike traditional antibiotics, ionic silver has multiple mechanisms of action, such as inhibiting cellular respiration, denaturing nucleic acids, and altering cellular membrane permeability.29,30 an adequate concentration of silver coupled with its various mechanisms of action make it difficult for microorganisms to develop resistance to silver because they would have to undergo several mutations in order to develop defense mechanisms against silver’s multi-pronged attack.3
for example, rates of methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (mrsa) increased steadily over the past decade from approximately 30% in 1989 to approximately 40% in 1997 among intensive care unit patients.28 unlike traditional antibiotics, ionic silver has multiple mechanisms of action, such as inhibiting cellular respiration, denaturing nucleic acids, and altering cellular membrane permeability.29,30 an adequate concentration of silver coupled with its various mechanisms of action make it difficult for microorganisms to develop resistance to silver because they would have to undergo several mutations in order to develop defense mechanisms against silver’s multi-pronged attack.3