Titlebook: Water and Ions in Biological Systems; Alberte Pullman,V. Vasilescu,L. Packer Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985 Calci

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Water in Biological Systems as Studied by NMR and Neutron Scattering Techniques Therefore, all attempts to understand the unequal distribution of ions between the inside and the outside of cells, the dynamic aspects of solute and water movement into and out of cells, and the bioelectric phenomena of cells, require fundamental assumptions concerning the physical state of cellul

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Water and Ions in Neurobiophysical Processess. This entailed the development of a new outstanding direction in neurobiology: neurobiophysics.. In spite of the spectacular findings in this field, recorded during the latest decades, many questions remained still unanswered. Thus the mechanisms of generation and propagation of excitation in vari

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Metal Ion Effect on Molecule Sizes and Intramolecular Interaction in DNA biological functions of DNA-macromolecules. As shown by a number of viscometric studies[1–3], the addition of bivalent metal ions at very small concentrations cause a considerable reduction of intrinsic viscosity of DNA [η]. In this paper we study the effect of Mn. and Cu. ions on DNA of high (~ 10