The results clearly reveal that Imipramine is by far more effective than Lithium in preventing the recurrence of depression. 62.16% of the patients taking Lithium had a recurrence of depression which is more than twice that of patients who took Imipramine (28.95%).
The results also question the effectiveness of Lithium in general since the percentage of patients who had a recurrence of depression in the Placebo group (67.65%) is only slightly higher than that of the Lithium group (62.16%).
That would be catalysts.
Catalysts accelerate (speed up) chemical reactions without damaging itself. They do this by decreasing the activation energy of a chemical reaction.
Enzymes are a type of catalysts.
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As Jane exercises her heart rate and breathing rate increase because he muscles are asking for more oxygen and get rid of more carbon dioxide. More blood is diverted towards the muscles as they need more oxygen for respiration. She needs to burn glucose with oxygen and water to produce energy so she can run. The way she can get this oxygen into her body is through her lungs. Where oxygen from the air diffuses into the blood and carbon dioxide diffuses out.