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Membrane Lipid Pattern and Non-Electrolytes Permeability in Salmo Trutta L. Red Blood Cells
Studying the permeabilities of erythrocytes in a large number of species, Jacobs (1931) found that urea penetrates much faster than glycerol in human red cells while in avian erythrocytes the reverse is true. ...
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Lipid-Protein Interaction in Presence of Alkali-Cations
An increasing interest has been devoted recently to the study of the interaction between lipids and proteins on physico-chemical grounds (Chapman, 1968; 1968a; 1969). The analysis of the macromolecular constit...
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A Membrane Model for Bioelectric Oscillations
A kinetic treatment is given for the case of a membrane, built up by two-state subunits and in which an autocatalytic reaction can take place. A method for obtaining the oscillation frequency from kinetic memb...
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The temperature dependence of the facilitated transport ofd(+)-glucose across the human red cell membrane
The rate of exit ofd(+)-glucose from human red cells was measured as a function of the extracellular glucose concentration over the temperature range 12 to 47°C. The results were analyzed at each temperature, acc...
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The Action of Some Natural Substances on the RES
Work by a number of investigators (Heller [1, 2], Biozzi [3], DiLuzio [4], and Bolis [5]) has shown that a variety of lipids, including those that are normal constituents of cell membranes, may affect the acti...
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Depressing Activity of Meprobamate on the Reticulo-Endothelial System
DATA in the literature point to tranquillizers as drugs having a certain influence on the responsiveness to infections. Patients treated with reserpine or chlorpromazine have decreased resistance to infectious...
