"Physiological Regulations" explores the intricate mechanisms by which living organisms maintain a stable internal environment. Authored by Edward F. Adolph, this work delves into the regulatory processes that govern vital functions, offering insights into the dynamic equilibrium essential for life. The book examines a range of physiological systems and their adaptive responses to external and internal changes.
Originally published in 1942, this work remains a valuable resource for students and researchers in physiology, biology, and related fields. It elucidates the fundamental principles of homeostasis and the complex interactions between various physiological systems. Adolph's detailed explanations and systematic approach make this an enduring contribution to the understanding of life processes.
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