Titlebook: Aharon Katzir Memorial Volume; Henryk Eisenberg,Ephraim Katchalski-Katzir,Lionel Book 1975 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1975

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Fluidity and Phase Transitions of Cell Membranes,sts and the “molecular structural” approach of the biochemist, begin to narrow. As basic studies of lipids have increased and model systems developed, so has our understanding increased of membrane structure and function.

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Personalbedarf für die Intensivmedizinsts and the “molecular structural” approach of the biochemist, begin to narrow. As basic studies of lipids have increased and model systems developed, so has our understanding increased of membrane structure and function.

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Organisation des Notarztdienstestransport, and active transport. What is meant by these terms ? Since biological membranes are complex molecular structures involving tight packing of molecules, it is obvious that processes identical with or closely approaching diffusion in free, diluted solution are unthinkable. The term “diffusio

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Organisation und Arbeitsteilungelial active Na. transport. The first step in the process is presumed to be passive penetration of Na. across the apical plasma membrane driven by the electrochemical gradient, and the second step is active extrusion of Na. across the basal-lateral plasma membrane. The Na. pump in the basal-lateral

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Das Berufsbild des Anaesthesistenber, 1970a, b; Sebald ., 1973; Hoober ., 1969; Goodenough and Levine, 1970; Smillie and Scott, 1969; Surzycki ., 1970; Mason and Schatz, 1973; Woodward ., 1970; Rubin and Tzagoloff, 1973). Although it has been shown that transfer of proteins from microsomes to the outer mitochondrial membrane can oc

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Intensivmedizin in jedem Krankenhaus?ions across membranes, regulation of cell growth, memory transmission, carcinogenesis, and antimicrobial and nutritional activity. Some of these activities have been reported to be extracellular, i.e., activation of an endogenous system as a result of the peptide binding to a specific receptor on th

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An?sthesiepraxis und Praxisklinikristian and Waltho, 1962; Ginzburg ., 1970). It has been suggested (Ginzburg ., 1970, 1971a, b) that the retention of cell potassium is not directly dependent upon metabolism. The principal basis for this conclusion comes from experiments with starved bacteria: These respire at about 1% of the norma

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