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What is the physiological reason to why diastolic blood pressure doesn't increase during exercise and might even decrease?

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When I touch something that gives me a small electric shock, why does this not activate the action potentials of nearby cells, from where it touched me?

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What does the things in an EKG mean, in physical/physiological terms?

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In relation to miction; why does half a liter of juice(orange juice) fill my bladder more than half a liter of soda(Coca Cola)?

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Why does vasodilation, decreased blood pressure and increased vascular permeability stop your pulse, as in the example of anaphylactic shock?

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During autocrine signaling, does the cell send hormones out of itself and receives it again - If yes, why?

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If photon wave length is dependent on its energy, which is dependent on the difference of energy of two excitation states, how come there are infinite colors?

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If the Earth is spinning at around 1600 kilometers pr. hour, does this mean when having two guys with strong lights 10 kilometers apart, the guy on the west side receives his light faster than the guy to the east side?

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What is the physiological reason to why diastolic blood pressure doesn't increase during exercise and might even decrease?	1	askscience
When I touch something that gives me a small electric shock, why does this not activate the action potentials of nearby cells, from where it touched me?	1	askscience
What does the things in an EKG mean, in physical/physiological terms?	1	askscience
In relation to miction; why does half a liter of juice(orange juice) fill my bladder more than half a liter of soda(Coca Cola)?	1	askscience
Why does vasodilation, decreased blood pressure and increased vascular permeability stop your pulse, as in the example of anaphylactic shock?	1	askscience
During autocrine signaling, does the cell send hormones out of itself and receives it again - If yes, why?	0	askscience
If photon wave length is dependent on its energy, which is dependent on the difference of energy of two excitation states, how come there are infinite colors?	0	askscience
If the Earth is spinning at around 1600 kilometers pr. hour, does this mean when having two guys with strong lights 10 kilometers apart, the guy on the west side receives his light faster than the guy to the east side?	0	askscience