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Permeability and the Nature of the Cell Membranes
Symposium Volume VIII Contents
WATER, FREE AND BOUND 1
Kenneth C. Blanchard
PERMEABILITY OF CELLS, ITS NATURE AND MEASUREMENT FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF MATHEMATICAL BIOPHYSICS 9
N. Rashevsky and H. D. Landahl
THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE RED CELL MEMBRANE 17
A. K. Parpart and A. J. Dziemian
PERMEABILITY OF THE ERYTHROCYTE FOR ANIONS 25
Arthur K. Parpart
SOME ASPECTS OF CELL PERMEABILITY TO WEAK ELECTROLYTES 30
M. H. Jacobs
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE MOLECULAR CONFIGURATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS AND THEIR ACTIVE TRANSFER IN LIVING CELLS 40
Rudolf Hober
SOME MODELS OF PROTOPLASMIC SURFACES 51
W. J. V. Osterhout
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS 63
Henry B. Bull
ELECTROPHORESIS AND THE CHEMISTRY OF CELL SURFACES 72
Harold A. Abramson, Manuel H. Gorin, and Eric Ponder
SOME PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE PROTEINS 80
Hans Neurath
X-RAY DIFFRACTION STUDIES OF LIPIDE AND LIPIDE-PROTEIN SYSTEMS 94
Francis O. Schmitt and Kenneth J. Palmer
PLASMA-MEMBRANE STRUCTURE IN THE LIGHT OF FROST-HARDENING CHANGES 102
G. W. Scarth, J. Levitt, and D. Siminovitch
PERMEABILITY AND IMPERMEABILITY OF CELL MEMBRANES FOR IONS 110
Kenneth S. Cole
THE LIVING CELL AS AN OSMOTIC SYSTEM AND ITS PERMEABILITY TO WATER (Experiments with egg cells of marine invertebrates) 123
Balduin Lucké
THE RED CELL AS AN OSMOMETER 133
Eric Ponder
THE RELATION OF EXTRANEOUS COATS TO THE ORGANIZATION AND PER- MEABILITY OF CELLULAR MEMBRANES 144
Robert Chambers
THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE EXTRANEOUS COATS OF LIVING CELLS 154
M. J. Kopac
THE INTAKE OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES BY LIVING CELLS 171
S. C. Brooks
SALT ACCUMULATION BY PLANT CELLS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO METABOLISM AND EXPERIMENTS ON BARLEY ROOTS 181
D. R. Hoagland
THE BINDING OF IONS BY THE CELL SURFACE 195
Daniel Masia
THE RELATIONS OF BIOELECTRIC PHENOMENA TO IONIC PERMEABILITY AND TO METABOLISM IN LARGE PLANT CELLS 204
L. R. Blinks
THE STRUCTURAL BASIS OF PERMEABILITY AND OTHER FUNCTIONS OF BLOOD CAPILLARIES 216
Benjamin W. Zweifach
OBSERVATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE OF RED CELL GHOSTS 224
Robert F. Furchgott
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE THICKNESS AND ULTRASTRUCTURE OF CELLULAR MEMBRANES BY THE ANALYTICAL LEPTOSCOPE 233
David F. Waugh and Francis O. Schmitt
ELECTROLYTE BALANCE OF ANIMAL CELLS 242
H. Burr Steinbach
THE PERMEABILITY OF THE ERYTHROCYTE TO CATIONS 255
Hugh Davson
STUDIES IN BLOOD PRESERVATION: THE EFFECT OF CARBON DIOXIDE UPON CONCENTRATION OF SODIUM, POTASSIUM, AMMONIA, CHLORIDE, AND BICARBONATE IONS IN PLASMA 269
John Scudder and Margaret Smith
SKIN PERMEABILITY 272
Harold A. Abramson and Manuel H. Gorin
Kenneth C. Blanchard
PERMEABILITY OF CELLS, ITS NATURE AND MEASUREMENT FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF MATHEMATICAL BIOPHYSICS 9
N. Rashevsky and H. D. Landahl
THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE RED CELL MEMBRANE 17
A. K. Parpart and A. J. Dziemian
PERMEABILITY OF THE ERYTHROCYTE FOR ANIONS 25
Arthur K. Parpart
SOME ASPECTS OF CELL PERMEABILITY TO WEAK ELECTROLYTES 30
M. H. Jacobs
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE MOLECULAR CONFIGURATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS AND THEIR ACTIVE TRANSFER IN LIVING CELLS 40
Rudolf Hober
SOME MODELS OF PROTOPLASMIC SURFACES 51
W. J. V. Osterhout
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE LIPIDS 63
Henry B. Bull
ELECTROPHORESIS AND THE CHEMISTRY OF CELL SURFACES 72
Harold A. Abramson, Manuel H. Gorin, and Eric Ponder
SOME PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE PROTEINS 80
Hans Neurath
X-RAY DIFFRACTION STUDIES OF LIPIDE AND LIPIDE-PROTEIN SYSTEMS 94
Francis O. Schmitt and Kenneth J. Palmer
PLASMA-MEMBRANE STRUCTURE IN THE LIGHT OF FROST-HARDENING CHANGES 102
G. W. Scarth, J. Levitt, and D. Siminovitch
PERMEABILITY AND IMPERMEABILITY OF CELL MEMBRANES FOR IONS 110
Kenneth S. Cole
THE LIVING CELL AS AN OSMOTIC SYSTEM AND ITS PERMEABILITY TO WATER (Experiments with egg cells of marine invertebrates) 123
Balduin Lucké
THE RED CELL AS AN OSMOMETER 133
Eric Ponder
THE RELATION OF EXTRANEOUS COATS TO THE ORGANIZATION AND PER- MEABILITY OF CELLULAR MEMBRANES 144
Robert Chambers
THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE EXTRANEOUS COATS OF LIVING CELLS 154
M. J. Kopac
THE INTAKE OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES BY LIVING CELLS 171
S. C. Brooks
SALT ACCUMULATION BY PLANT CELLS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO METABOLISM AND EXPERIMENTS ON BARLEY ROOTS 181
D. R. Hoagland
THE BINDING OF IONS BY THE CELL SURFACE 195
Daniel Masia
THE RELATIONS OF BIOELECTRIC PHENOMENA TO IONIC PERMEABILITY AND TO METABOLISM IN LARGE PLANT CELLS 204
L. R. Blinks
THE STRUCTURAL BASIS OF PERMEABILITY AND OTHER FUNCTIONS OF BLOOD CAPILLARIES 216
Benjamin W. Zweifach
OBSERVATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE OF RED CELL GHOSTS 224
Robert F. Furchgott
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE THICKNESS AND ULTRASTRUCTURE OF CELLULAR MEMBRANES BY THE ANALYTICAL LEPTOSCOPE 233
David F. Waugh and Francis O. Schmitt
ELECTROLYTE BALANCE OF ANIMAL CELLS 242
H. Burr Steinbach
THE PERMEABILITY OF THE ERYTHROCYTE TO CATIONS 255
Hugh Davson
STUDIES IN BLOOD PRESERVATION: THE EFFECT OF CARBON DIOXIDE UPON CONCENTRATION OF SODIUM, POTASSIUM, AMMONIA, CHLORIDE, AND BICARBONATE IONS IN PLASMA 269
John Scudder and Margaret Smith
SKIN PERMEABILITY 272
Harold A. Abramson and Manuel H. Gorin
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