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Body Fluid Compartments

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Body Fluid Compartments Element Learning Outcomes: -Explain the divisions of the fluid compartments of the body -List the concentrations of the major components of intracellular and extracellular fluid -Summarise the main features of biological membranes -Explain the importance of the amphipathic properties of membrane lipds -Explain the differences between integral and peripheral membrane proteins -Identify the key roles played by membrane transport processes -Use flux equation to explain diffusion into an enclosed compartment


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