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Organisation und Funktion der terminalen Strombahn

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Lehrbuch der Physiologie in Einzeldarstellungen

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Die Bedeutung der terminalen Strombahn resultiert aus ihrer besonderen Situation im Gesamtgefüge der phylogenetisch notwendig gewordenen konvektiven Transportsysteme im tierischen Organismus. Sie beruht auf der Erfüllung einer biologischen Schrankenfunktion zwischen den angrenzenden Flüssigkeits-Compartments Blut und Gewebe und gründet sich in erster Unie auf die Ermöglichung des Stoffaustausches, ferner aber auch auf die Erhaltung der Zellkontinenz der Gefäβwand, insbesondere für Erythrocyten. Capillarpermeabilität und Capillarresistenz charakterisieren diese heiden Grundfunktionen der terminalen Strombahn.

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Hauck, G. (1971). Organisation und Funktion der terminalen Strombahn. In: Schütz, E., et al. Lehrbuch der Physiologie in Einzeldarstellungen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65203-5_3

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