Predict the hydraulic conductance, Lp, for Starling's equation for flow through the wall of a capillary.Assume that all proteins are strained out.> for a total capillary surface area (entire body) of 500 m?.> Assume the following, the entire cleft region, surface area is 0.5 m2,> an average tortuosity of 1.8,> average cleft pore radius of 3.5 nm, and> average thickness of endothelial lining of 0.5 mm.Give you answer with 3 significant figures in Sl unitsL,x 10^m skg=

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Predict the hydraulic conductance, Lp, for Starling's equation for flow through the wall of a capillary. Assume that all proteins are strained out. > for a total capillary surface area (entire body) of 500 m2. > Assume the following, the entire cleft region, surface area is 0.5 m2, > an average tortuosity of 1.8, > average cleft pore radius of 3.5 nm, and > average thickness of endothelial lining of 0.5 mm.

Predict the hydraulic conductance, Lp, for Starling's equation for flow through the wall of a capillary. Assume that all proteins are strained out. > for a total capillary surface area (entire body) of 500 m2. > Assume the following, the entire cleft region, surface area is 0.5 m2, > an average tortuosity of 1.8, > average cleft pore radius of 3.5 nm, and > average thickness of endothelial lining of 0.5 mm.

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