Fluid Dynamics Facts

Eleanor Hawking

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Summary

Fluid Dynamics Facts explores the crucial role of fluid dynamics, particularly water transport, in biological systems, bridging the gap between physics and life sciences. It highlights how understanding water movement at the cellular and tissue levels is fundamental to comprehending nutrient delivery, waste removal, and even cell signaling. The book argues that integrating fluid dynamics principles is essential for accurately modeling biological phenomena.

 
Did you know that the principles governing water flow in rivers also apply to water transport within our bodies? Similarly, osmosis and diffusion, familiar concepts in physics, are key mechanisms in cell biology.

 
The book begins with foundational principles and progresses to the biophysics of water transport across cell membranes, examining osmosis, diffusion, and specialized transport proteins. It then delves into fluid flow within tissues, focusing on the influence of tissue architecture and cellular interactions. This approach allows readers to gradually build their understanding of complex topics.

 
The book uniquely combines theoretical models with experimental data, offering a balanced view valuable to students and researchers in biology, physics, and bioengineering.

Available since: 02/13/2025.

Print length: 78 pages.

Science & Technology

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