FUND A&P W/MOD MASTERING ACCESS CODE
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Author: Martini
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 1, Problem 30RQ
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Negative feedback is referred as a type of regulation, where the end product of any procedure reduces the stimulus of the procedure. Thus, the body consists of its internal controller mechanisms to maintain the body's pH, temperature, blood sugar, hormones and many other things.
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