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EPITOME

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Originally appearing in Volume V09, Page 707 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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EPITOME  .

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EPODE so that
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movement over the
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surface is greatly facilitated . Thus the abdominal
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organs can glide easily over one another within the peritoneal cavity; the
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blood or
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lymph experiences the least amount of friction; or again the friction is reduced to a minimum between a tendon and its sheath or in the joint cavities . The cells forming these membranes also possess further physiological properties . Thus it is most probable that they
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play an active
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part in the blood FIG . 13 . — Endothelial capillaries in transmitting substances Cells from the Interior of from the blood into the tissue spaces an Artery . or conversely in preventing the passage of materials from blood to tissue space or from tissue space to blood . Hence the fluid of the blood and that of the tissue space need not be of the same chemical composition . (T . G .

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