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evelop- ment, but, on the other hand, the investigation of transport of substances into and out of cells has reached a stage of maturity or at least of self- realization and this fact alone warrants a closer examination of the subject. No one will doubt at present that the movement-mostly by selecti

側(cè)面左右

https://doi.org/10.1007/b106573or lines) that he sees or believes to see under his microscope and from a physiologist to whom it represents the barrier separating the cell interior from the external medium which is invested with a number of peculiar permeability properties.

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GRASS Data Models and Data Exchange,ent in such a solution: the quantitatively prevailing . and, in the solvent, the dispersed .. The system considered will be homogeneous in the sense that it will form a single phase and will contain no barriers, such as membranes, and the like.

暫時(shí)中止

Nanostructure Science and Technologyin the case of transport of organic substances by single cells, since these cells (like erythrocytes and some bacteria) can be completely “emptied” and closed again and the remaining plasma membranes still effect a practically unimpaired transport into the cell.

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Analyzing and Interpreting Outcomesons and lipid, micellar, and colloidal suspensions, with monolayers of lipid, protein, and synthetic polymers at the air—water interface, with filter-supported lipid in an aqueous medium, and with aqueous soap films in air.

動(dòng)物

Composition and Structure of Cell Membranesor lines) that he sees or believes to see under his microscope and from a physiologist to whom it represents the barrier separating the cell interior from the external medium which is invested with a number of peculiar permeability properties.

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Transport in Homogeneous Liquid Phaseent in such a solution: the quantitatively prevailing . and, in the solvent, the dispersed .. The system considered will be homogeneous in the sense that it will form a single phase and will contain no barriers, such as membranes, and the like.

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Special Types of Transportin the case of transport of organic substances by single cells, since these cells (like erythrocytes and some bacteria) can be completely “emptied” and closed again and the remaining plasma membranes still effect a practically unimpaired transport into the cell.

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Using GRASS: Application Examples,us media (section 2.2.) are of utmost importance. However, the phenomena occurring on membranes—and especially on cell membranes—are more complicated than those in a homogeneous medium. The principal sources of these complications are associated with two factors.