Partial Pressure Gradients
Partial Pressure Gradients is the difference in the concentration of a specific gas between two regions, measured as the variation in its partial pressure, that drives the passive diffusion of the gas across biological membranes in accordance with its solubility and the physicochemical principles of gas exchange physiology.
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