The truth is out there kkollins at pop3.concentric.net kkollins
at pop3.concentric.net Thu Nov 26 22:25:12 EST 1998 I'll be
grateful if you continue your discussion... Learning's Fun. ken
collins Andrew K Fletcher wrote: > Hi Frank, Hi Ken, > The flow
of water in plants and trees is relevant to this discussion, it
was > my interest in this that led directly to my working with
spinal cord injury, > ms and other neurological conditions. >
Frank, could you please summarise the content of 'this wonderful
process' > referred to in your posting and its relationship with
how water reaches the > leaves of trees. > The flow of
cerebrospinal fluid as described in Principles of Anatomy and >
Physiology is as follows. > The entire central nervous system
contains between 80 and 150 ml (3 to 5oz) > of cerebrospinal
fluid, colourless fluid of watery consistency. Chemically > it
contains, proteins, glucose, urea and salts. It also contains
some > With regard to its circulatory function, cerebrospinal
fluid delivers > nutriti