Marine mammals are repeatedly exposed to elevated extra-thoracic pressure and alveolar

Marine mammals are repeatedly exposed to elevated extra-thoracic pressure and alveolar collapse during diving and readily experience alveolar expansion upon inhalation – a unique capability as compared to terrestrial mammals. in odontocetes whose physiology and diving behavior differ from pinnipeds. The aim of this study was to investigate the phosphatidylcholine (PC) composition of lung surfactants… Continue reading Marine mammals are repeatedly exposed to elevated extra-thoracic pressure and alveolar