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Secretion and Bulk Flow of Interstitial Fluid | SpringerLink
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Turnover of interstitial fluid (ISF) in most tissues depends on net fluid exchanges with plasma and lymph. ISF is produced by the process of filtration across the semipermeable capillary endothelium. It is then cleared from the interstitium either by filtration back...
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