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    The Lipid Molecule Critical to Lung Function That Coats the Gas-Exposed
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The Lipid Molecule Critical to Lung Function That Coats the Gas-Exposed

Question 134

Question 134

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The lipid molecule critical to lung function that coats the gas-exposed alveolar surfaces is called ________.


A) surfactant
B) interferon
C) kinin
D) renin
E) lecithin

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