Titlebook: Biophysics of the Cell Surface; Roland Glaser,David Gingell Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 Grenzfl?che

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General thermodynamic description of elastic properties of membranesupport, ejection by the cell of protrusions transformed into lamellas, tank-treading cell motion which is a morphogenetic stage [Trinkaus 1986] . Of special significance the mechanical properties of membranes are for blood cells, specifically for erythrocytes. The activities of these cells are assoc

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Significance of hydrophobic interactions in membrane fusion of enveloped virusesof . viruses, the nucleocapsid is surrounded by a membrane, consisting of a lipid bilayer that resembles the plasma membrane composition of the host-cell in which the virus was grown, and a unique set of virus-specific membrane proteins. To get access to the cytoplasm, the nucleocapsid must therefor

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Cell contact with solid surfacesears. A brief explanation of the way in which the topics to be discussed are connected may be helpful. In the dark ages, when it was suspected that cell adhesion could be understood solely as a long-range balance of intermolecular attractive and repulsive forces, without direct molecular contact, I