Titlebook: Bioelectrochemistry II; Membrane Phenomena G. Milazzo,M. Blank Book 1987 Plenum Press, New York 1987 Ion.biophysics.chemistry.electrochemis

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-90962-7siderations on the nature of these boundaries had to remain mere speculation. Since the first electron micrographs demonstrated a three-layered fine structure, hypotheses were formulated to explain the constitution and to correlate the morphological picture with the recognized chemical composition of the biomembranes.

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Chemical Processes at Biomembrane Interfaces, structures is limited by the diffusion rate. However, electrostatic properties of membrane components combined with surface diffusion can appreciably increase the diffusion and association rate of a substrate.

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Entscheidungs- und OrganisationstheorieTER (1797–98) using sensory organs of his own body. Receptor cells of the tongue, the nose, the eyes were excited in an extraordinary way by pulses of 100–500 Volts (about 1 kV/cm) between needle electrodes [1]. During the 19th century nerve excitation and muscle convulsions by direct currents were