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So, this was something that was kinda randomly thrown into our medical quiz but I'm kinda confused the whole process of break down;
So Hydroxyapatite is broken down by carbonic acid in the presence of carbonic anhydrase and I know that hydroxyapatite is present in numerous sites in the body inc. parietal cells, renal tubular cells and red cells. But what is the purpose of this breakdown?
So Hydroxyapatite is broken down by carbonic acid in the presence of carbonic anhydrase and I know that hydroxyapatite is present in numerous sites in the body inc. parietal cells, renal tubular cells and red cells. But what is the purpose of this breakdown?
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