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The osmotic properties of rabbit and human leucocytes

✍ Scribed by Shapiro, Herbert ;Parpart, Arthur K.


Publisher
Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
Year
1937
Tongue
English
Weight
1000 KB
Volume
10
Category
Article
ISSN
0095-9898

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✦ Synopsis


An examination of the literature on cell permeability to water reveals the fact that very few types of cells possess characteristics which make them available for accurate quantitative determinations of permeability. The egg cells of a number of species of Echinoderms (k200 = 0.110 p3 H,O) (Luck6 and McCutcheon, '32 ; Leitch, '31) ; the mammalian erythrocyte (kZo0 = 3.0 p3 H,O) (Jacobs, '32) ; normal and malignant fibroblasts (k = 0.6 p3 H,O) (Brues and Masters, '36) ; and isolated protoplasts of the pulp cells of onion scales


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