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This study represents the most up-to-date, physicochemical, multi-compartment computer model of the processes involved in determining the acid-base buffering state of blood. Previous models lack this capability, notably by being single compartment and/or lacking electroneutrality and osmotic constraints. Model results, analyzed from a different perspective of dependent [H+] changes resulting from independent Pco2 changes, provide a new set of Pco2-independent parameters, characteristic of blood buffering properties.
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