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Arbitrage pricing theory is a multi-variable model used to explain securities returns.
Toxic Conditions
States of health compromised by the presence of harmful substances in the body, leading to adverse effects.
Tachycardia
An abnormally rapid heart rate, often defined as a heart rate exceeding 100 beats per minute in adults.
Repolarize
A process by which a cell restores its negative internal charge relative to the outside, typically after an action potential in neurons.
Cardiac Muscle Cells
Specialized muscle cells found in the heart that are responsible for the heart's contraction, enabling it to pump blood throughout the body.
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