Titlebook: Aspects of Physical Biology; Biological Water, Pr G. Franzese,M. Rubi Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 ATPase.active transp

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,Ma?nahmen zur Erh?hung der Mengenleistung,e functioning of a single neuron are quite well understood, the collective behavior of a system of many neurons is an extremely intriguing subject. Crucial ingredient of this complex behavior is the plasticity property of the network, namely the capacity to adapt and evolve depending on the level of

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Anomalous Behaviour of Supercooled Water and Its Implication for Protein Dynamicsfew larger reservoirs, almost all water in a living organism is closely associated with surfaces of biomolecules of different kinds. This so-called biological water is known to affect the dynamics of biomaterials such as proteins, which in turn is crucial for its functions. However, how and why the