The lesser and greater palatine canals house the lesser and greater palatine nerves, respectively; these serve as efferent branches from the PPG to the palate.
Fish have well-developed coronary vessels that arise from various sources, but ultimately from the efferent branchial system.
The second sample was taken directly after dialysis from the efferent line out of the dialysis machine.
"Dawnlight unshackled high branches from the dark".
Blood flow to the renal medulla is via vasa recta capillaries, which branch from efferent arterioles at juxtamedullary glomeruli, and run in parallel to the loops of Henlé and collecting ducts (Pallone et al. 2003).
It is well known that the venous limb (VL) refers to the efferent branch, while the arterial limb (AL) refers to the afferent branch of a capillary loop.
The afferent portion of BR is supplied by branches of the trigeminal nerve, and the efferent volleys are conducted by branches of the facial nerve.
Depending on the nature of the metabolic stress, the afferent branches of MAP kinases activation may originate from diverse pathways, for example, ASK-1 kinase, Rho GTPase, or AMPKinase; likewise, the efferent branches are manifold, for example, Bcl-2 family proteins, p53, or various nuclear substrates.
A messenger molecule has been proposed to transfer the information from the afferent to the efferent arm.
The afferent veins are the cystic vein or a branch of the right portal vein, while the efferent drain into the hepatic vein, intrahepatic portal vein, or into systemic anterior abdominal wall collaterals [3].
