The fluid of encephalitis victims nearly always shows contamination from the disease.
The impulses pass into the fluid of the cochlea, which is lined with tiny hairs called cilia.
A pericapsular membrane separates the perilymph (fluid) of the otic capsule from the fluid of the recess.
That is how water is to a baby: because he or she has been in the fluid of the womb, water is a known sensation.
Conclusion: HNP-1 was detected in the fluid of various types of jaw cysts.
The concentration of HNP-1 in the fluid of various jaw cysts was quantified by HPLC.
A horn blows, a baby cries, the phone rings: the sounds move through the air in waves, tapping against the eardrum; behind it, little hammer bones carry the vibrations into the fluid of the inner ear, the cochlea.
Accordingly, the fluid entering the limb and the bend of the loop acquires the concentration of the fluid of the surrounding interstitial peritubular fluid.
When the facial region is exposed to sounds, the vibrations are transmitted through the dense layer of the skin to the extracolumellar rod and then through it to the stapes, finally reaching the fluid of the inner ear.
As sound waves enter the cochlea, they create mechanical waves in the cochlear membrane and the fluid of the inner ear, activating hair cells (cells that cause electrical signals to be sent to the brain).
To understand the behavior of waves at a fluid surface in configurations where the surface and the bottom meet (islands, beaches…), one encounters a difficulty: the presence in the bulk of the fluid of an edge, at the triple line.
