Nitrite uptake and metabolism in human erythrocytes : a source of vascular nitric oxide?
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The primary function of the cardiovascular and pulmonary systems is to produce a flow of oxygenated blood in sufficient supply to maintain aerobic metabolism in all organs and tissues and the system must also match oxygen allocation to metabolic requirements at a localised level.
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