Mutations occur at the same rate in both exons and introns, but exon mutations are eliminated more effectively by selection.

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Lung capacities are of four types:

1) Inspiratory capacity
2) Functional residual capacity
3) Vital capacity
4)Total lung capacity

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Inspiratory capacity maximum amount of air inspired from the end-expiratory level

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Inspiratory capacity (IC) is composed of the tidal volume & the inspiratory reserve volume and is approximately 3500 mL

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Functional residual capacity the amount of air that remains in the lungs at the end of normal expiration

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Functional residual capacity is composed of the expiratory reserve volume & the residual volume & is approximately 2300 mL

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Vital lung capacity the maximum amount of air expired from the fully inflated lung, or maximum inspiratory level (about 4600 mL)