A diagram that shows the structure of a blood vessel with a blood side. The vessel is divided into two parts - the left side is labeled "did" and the right side is titled "Amiloride". The diagram shows the flow of blood from the vessel to the blood side with the did on the left and the Amilorides on the right. The did are responsible for the production of Bumetanide which is a compound that binds to the body's immune system. There are also several other compounds in the vessel such as Furosemide ouabain and CSF which are responsible to regulate the flow rate of the blood. These compounds are also responsible for regulating the flow and regulating the blood flow. The image also shows a red bar graph that shows that the blood is flowing through the vessel. The red bar represents the blood supply while the white bar represents blood supply.

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