Cell Biology and Membrane Transport Proc
β Michael Caplan (Eds.)
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1994
π Elsevier, Academic Press
π English
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Transport and Diffusion Across Cell Membranes
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- Academic Press Inc
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- 1986
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- English
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- 691
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- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Preface, Pages xi-xiii
List of Symbols, Pages xv-xvii
CHAPTER 1 - Physical Basis of Movement across Cell Membranes, Pages 1-68
CHAPTER 2 - Simple Diffusion across the Membrane Bilayer, Pages 69-112
CHAPTER 3 - Channels across the Cell Membrane, Pages 113-230
CHAPTER 4 - Facilitated Diffusion: The Simple Carrier, Pages 231-361
CHAPTER 5 - The Cotransport Systems: Two Substrates That Are Carried on a Single Transporter, Pages 363-474
CHAPTER 6 - Primary Active Transport Systems: Chemiosmosis, Pages 475-612
APPENDIX A - Mathematical Analysis of the Carrier Model for Facilitated Diffusion, Pages 613-616
APPENDIX B - Kinetics of the Cotransporter Model: The Equilibrium Assumption, Pages 617-619
Bibliography, Pages 621-671
Index, Pages 673-685
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