Titlebook: Biological Membranes; Their Structure and Roger Harrison,George G. Lunt Book 1980 R. Harrison, G. G. Lunt 1980 Plasma.biological.biologica

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Physical Methods Used in the Study of Membranes,ither to treat fully the theoretical basis of the methods or to give a comprehensive coverage of their applications. Accordingly, the principles of the methods will be dealt with, only in so far as is necessary to indicate the physical significance of the parameters that are measured in membrane stu

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,Dermatologische Aspekte in M?rchen,te is present to the extent of 1–10% of the total dry weight. This is covalently bonded either to lipid or to protein, and the carbohydrate-containing molecules will be considered as lipids or proteins as appropriate. In addition to the above components, membranes contain some 20% of their total wei