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How does a bone fracture affect the body's homeostasis? how do i relate this to mineral storage and blood cell formation/ is there any good articles o
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Physiology.Lifeology: You might start with a great physiology text book. Most texts have chapter designated to the physiology of bone repair, mineral loss and uptake, as well as the physiology of red blood cell formation. Understanding the physiology of life is best appreciated by being well grounded with the basics.
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