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gazu, ponieważ zahamowanie jego działania nie sprawia zwierzęciu żadnych trudności.

W innych narządach zawierających an-hydrazę węglanową, takich jak gruczoły (nerki, trzustka, ślinianki) i ciało rzęskowe oka, działanie tego enzymu jest prawdopodobnie związane z procesem transportu jonów. Zahamowanie działania anhydrazy węglanowej wywiera głęboki wpływ na ten proces, co wykorzystano jako podstawę szerokiego stosowania inhibitorów tego enzymu w medycynie klinicznej, a także w badaniach fizjologicznych.

Po omówieniu fizjologicznych cech krwi i jej roli w transporcie gazów możemy przejść do następnego rozdziału, w którym zajmiemy się krążeniem krwi w organizmie.

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