Titlebook: Bacterial Membranes and the Respiratory Chain; N. S. Gel’man,M. A. Lukoyanova,D. N. Ostrovskii Book 1975 Plenum Press, New York 1975 bacte

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Scheduling under Resource Constraints,bsence of morphological differentiation and the impossibility of ascribing a particular function to a particular structure of the membrane. However, this does not mean that membranes themselves do not include areas which have undergone specialization for the performance of particular functions, alth

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lar level of the respiratory chains organized in the prokaryotic bacterial membrane system. It is entirely appropriate that the chapter devoted to this topic should occupy a substantial proportion of this monograph. Indeed, had this volume been prepared at this very moment, that proportion would have been eve978-1-4684-7711-5978-1-4684-7709-2

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The Chemical Composition of Bacterial Membranes, It is not within the scope of this book to give a full account of this subject, and the reader is referred to the relevant surveys (Asselineau, 1962; O’Leary, 1962; Macfarlane, 1964a,b; Kates, 1964, 1966; Bloch, 1965; Lennarz, 1966; Ikawa, 1967; Bergel’son, 1967; Goldfine, 1968; Kates and Wassef, 1

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Bacterial Membranes as Polyfunctional Systems, Electron transfer in the respiratory chain, transformation of energy during photosynthesis, nitrogen fixation, the transport of ions and metabolites, and the synthesis of components of the cell wall, as well as of other substances, all take place in the membranes. The membrane apparatus of the bact