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1. Normal colloid osmotic pressure: 25mmHg.
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<br/>2. Proteins in the plasma exerting colloid pressure: albumin, gamma-globulins. 
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<br/>3. Proteins in the interstitium exerting colloid pressure: collagen, proteoglycans, hyaluronate. 


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[[Category:Physiology]]