Titlebook: Biological Membranes; Their Structure and Roger Harrison,George G. Lunt Book 1980 R. Harrison, G. G. Lunt 1980 Plasma.biological.biologica

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92839-5great deal of interest in the possible involvement of such molecules in the many aspects of cell recognition. The cell membranes of bacteria, fungi and higher plants are, in general, in contact with a complex carbohydrate-rich cell wall which complicates characterization of sugar-containing plasma m

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Wissen, Kommunikation und Gesellschaftes. In addition to their role as selectively permeable barriers, some aspects of which we have discussed in chapter 8, the membranes may also participate directly in the events occurring within the metabolic compartment. Thus many of the enzymes of a metabolic sequence may be membrane-bound, and as

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Die Produktion von Geduld und Vertrauenither to treat fully the theoretical basis of the methods or to give a comprehensive coverage of their applications. Accordingly, the principles of the methods will be dealt with, only in so far as is necessary to indicate the physical significance of the parameters that are measured in membrane stu

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