Titlebook: Comparative Aspects of Extracellular Acid-Base Balance; Jean-Paul Truchot Book 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987 Vivo.adaptation

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Extracellular Acid-Base Balance and Body Temperature,aude Bernard in the 19th century. Most end-products of cell metabolism have acidic properties, but their release to the extracellular fluid has only moderate acid-base effects because living organisms are endowed with mechanisms maintaining acid-base homeostasis. This is exemplified in homeothermic

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Comparative Physiology and Evolution of Acid-Base Regulatory Mechanisms,inly located within the cells. Control of acid-base status in the extracellular compartment, although probably not so imperative, may nevertheless be important. It has been demonstrated in some cell systems that the efficiency of intracellular pH regulation depends on a proper extracellular acid-bas

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Extracellular Acid-Base Balance in Some Specific Physiological Situations,eady acid-base state in the extracellular fluid. There are, however, specific physiological situations usually involving transient acid or base overloads, with which animals can cope more or less easily. In this chapter, such situations will be described and discussed from a comparative point of vie

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0720-1842 advances. This is firstly because it has become clear that the extracellular acid-base state reflects the performance of many exchange functions at the organism level: respiration and ventilation of the gas exchange surfaces, metab- olism, iono-and osmoregulation. Such functions are much in- fluenc

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Soziales Handeln und strukturelle Selektion elucidation of the basis of respiratory controls, mainly identification and definition of the relative importance of respiratory stimuli, P., P., and pH. In other types of investigations, changes of ambient O. and especially CO. have been used to induce ECF acid-base deviations as a means to understand the mechanisms involved in their regulation.

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