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What is the purpose of beta oxidation in respiration?
Fenestrated
Having openings or perforations, often used to describe a type of surgical material or anatomical structure with natural or artificial holes.
Window
An opening in a wall or structure, typically filled with glass, that lets light and air into the space and allows occupants to see out.
Opening
An initial part or opportunity in various contexts, such as in an argument, a job, or an anatomical structure.
Aseptic Technique
A set of practices and procedures performed under sterile conditions to prevent contamination and infection.
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