Reabsorption: Definition from Answers.com
reabsorption 1. the act or process of absorbing again, as the absorption by the
kidneys of ... already secreted into the renal tubules. 2. resorption. ...
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Parathyroid hormone secreted by the parathyroid gland regulates the resorption
of Ca2+ from bone, reabsorption in the kidney back into circulation, ...
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resorption: Definition from Answers.com
2. reabsorption. r.–formation sequence — while bones are being formed for the
first time the sequence is formation followed by resorption and modeling; ...
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Condylar resorption 2 years following active orthodontic treatment ...
Condylar resorption 2 years following active orthodontic treatment: a case
report. Kato Y, Hiyama S, Kuroda T, Fujisaki T. ...
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root resorption of teeth: Definition from Answers.com
root resorption of teeth n The destruction of the cementum or dentin by
cementoclastic or osteoclastic activity.
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WikiAnswers - What does the parathyroid do specifically
2.kidneys: mainly, increases calcium reabsorption in distal conviluted tubules
and collecting ducts, and decreasing phosphate reabsorption in proximal ...
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bone resorption: Definition from Answers.com
bone resorption n 1. destruction or solution of the elements of bone. n 2. loss
of bone resulting from the activity of multinucleated giant cells, the.
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WikiAnswers - Where do filtration and reabsorption occur in the ...
Intestinal Health question: Where do filtration and reabsorption occur in the
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osteoclast: Definition from Answers.com
They are usually found in close relationship to the resorption of bone and
frequently lie in grooves (Howship's lacunae). n 2. a large, multinucleated cell
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Hymen: Definition from Answers.com
1 Hymenal development; 2 Hymenal resorption; 3 Anatomic anomalies; 4 Hymens in
other animals; 5 Hymenorrhaphy; 6 Womb fury; 7 References; 8 External links ...
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