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Book 1987parent volume contains six major sections that deal with general aspects of the physiology of transport processes and specific aspects of transport processes in cells and in organized cellular systems, namely epithelia. This text contains the last section, which deals with the application of the phy

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Genetic Variants Affecting the Structure and Function of the Human Red Cell Membrane,of the ultrastructure and organization of lipids and proteins in biological membranes derives largely from the study of human erythrocytes. Much of what we know about the state of water and solutes in cytoplasm, the Na.,K. pump, the Ca. pump, and some coupled, passive transport systems is based on work in red cell preparations.

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