Titlebook: Supramolecular Structure and Function; Greta Pifat-Mrzljak Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 Function.Lip

印第安人

Representation of Visual World in the Striate Cortex,basic design and operation of visual pathways from the retina to the primary visual area VI of the visual cortex. Many excellent descriptions of this subject exist in the literature (e.g. Kuffler and Nicholls 1976), and I shall here introduce only the basic concepts.

Debate

FOLLY

,The Interface Between Chemistry and Biology — Laws Determining Regularities in Early Evolution,son to the turnover of generations. No doubt, the “machinery for survival” became more and more involved and sophisticated during progress of evolution. It is really no question whether a bacterium is less complex than a leech, whether a worm is less complex than a mammal or whether an insect societ

Harness

Biotechnological Applications of Model Membranes and Phospholipid Polymers,view some important aspects of the structure and properties of model and cell membranes, then comment on a new type of polymerizable phospholipids of biotechnological interest, finally discuss some of the practical applications of membrane studies.

ARCHE

Feature

Grasping

,Receptors — What We Know and What We Wish to Know,ommunication, and intercell recognition and communication. In this lecture we shall be dealing mainly with the neurotransmitter, hormone, and drug receptors located in the cell membrane, but most of the open problems are common to the broader concept of receptors.

拱墙

Vision Research: Raman/Fluorescence Studies on Aging and Cataract Formation in the Lens,me lens fibers with a concomitant loss of nuclei and cellular organelles. During this process the newer fibers displace and compress the older fibers toward the nucleus of the lens. The nucleus is, thus, composed of the oldest fibers and is the most dense.

Forehead-Lift

Reflections on the Evolvement of Life,he history of technology may be considered as the history of ideas concerning the origin and function of the universe as perceived by man. The evolvement of life constitutes a major part of these ideas. It seems that the questions — “Where did we come from?” and “How were we created?”, are deeply entrenched in the human psyche.

精确

,The Interface Between Chemistry and Biology — Laws Determining Regularities in Early Evolution,n. It is really no question whether a bacterium is less complex than a leech, whether a worm is less complex than a mammal or whether an insect society is less complex than human society. But when it comes to cast the notion of complexity into precise mathematical terms we have to face enormous difficulties which are not yet solved.