Titlebook: Developments in Biophysical Research; Antonio Borsellino,Pietro Omodeo,Enzo Wanke Book 1980 Plenum Press, New York 1980 Biophysical Societ

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Structural Aspects of Energy Transducing Membraneslobin (sigmoidal shape of the O.-binding curve, Bohr effect, the effect of diphosphoglycerate etc.) have been correlated with the precise knowledge of the tridimensional structure of the haemoglobin molecule and of its conformational changes when the ligand (O.) and the allosteric effectors (H., diphosphoglycerate etc.) are bound.

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Critical care of thermally injured patient, in skeletal muscle fibres not only the conductances of K. and Na. ions but also the activation of mechanical contraction is under the control of the electric field existing across the cell membrane (Hodgkin & Horowicz, I960).

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Channel Noise Measurements in Nerve the elementary events which contribute to its total instantaneous value..One type of information which can only be obtained from fluctuation analysis concerns the size of the elementary events. Under the assumption that ionic channels in nerve membranes have only one non-zero conductance value, thi

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The Effect of Hydrostatic Pressure on the Voltage-Clamp Currents of the Squid Giant Axonon of the intermediate activated complex (1) and can provide useful information about the molecular mechanism of the reaction. Substantial activation volumes associated with changes in enzyme conformation accompanying catalysis (1) are easily measured, and it is possible to separate different contri

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The Time Course of Membrane Conductance Change Evoked by Iontophoretically Applied Acetylcholine on many parameters, e.g. duration of the pulse, receptor distribution, position of the microelectrode tip, kinetics of receptor-transmitter interactions and cooperativity. In order to compare these mathematical analysis with the experimental data, the current evoked by iontophoretically applied tra

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The Capacity of Cell Membranes: Gating Current Measurements our knowledge of membrane structure (Fricke, 1925; Fricke & Morse, 1925; Cole, 1928; see also Cole, 1968). In particular these studies supported the idea that the cell membrane was a very thin lipid layer (Gorter & Grendel, 1925; Davson & Danielli, 1943). A lipid layer some 5 mm thick would be expe