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|a Cell physiology sourcebook :
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|a Cell physiology source book
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|a Sect. 1. Biophysical chemistry, metabolism, second messengers, and ultrastructure -- Biophysical chemistry of physiological solutions -- Physiological structure and function of proteins -- Structural organization and properties of membrane lipids -- Cell membranes and model membranes -- Lipid domains and biological membrane function -- Ultrastructure of cells -- Energy production and metabolism -- Physiology of mitochondria -- Signal transduction -- Calcium as an intracellular second messenger: mediation by calcium-binding proteins -- Regulation of cellular functions by extracellular calcium -- Cellular responses to hormones -- Sect. 2. Membrane potential, transport physiology, pumps, and exchangers -- Diffusion and permeability -- Origin of resting membrane potentials -- Gibbs-Donnan equilibrium potentials -- Mechanisms of carrier-mediated transport: facilitated diffusion, cotransport, and countertransport -- Sodium pump function -- Ca²⁺-ATPases -- Na⁺-Ca²⁺ exchange currents -- Intracellular chloride regulation -- Osmosis and regulation of cell volume -- Intracellular pH regulation -- Membrane transport in red blood cells -- Sect. 3. Membrane excitability and ion channels -- Cable properties and propagation of action potentials -- Electrogenesis of membrane excitability -- Patch-clamp techniques and analysis -- Structure and mechanism of voltage-gated ion channels -- Biology of neurons -- Ion channels in nonexcitable cells -- Ion channels in sperm -- Biology of gap junctions -- Biophysics of the nuclear envelope -- Regulation of ion channels by phosphorylation -- Direct regulation of ion channels by G proteins -- Developmental changes in ion channels -- Regulation of ion channels by membrane proteins and cytoskeleton -- Sect. 4. Ion channels as targets for toxins, drugs, and genetic diseases -- Ion channels as targets for toxins -- Ion channels as targets for drugs -- Ion channels as targets for disease -- Sect. 5. Synaptic transmission and sensory transduction -- Ligand-gated ion channels -- Synaptic transmission -- Excitation-secretion coupling -- Stimulus-response coupling in metabolic sensor cells -- Mechanosensitive ion channels in eukaryotic cells -- Sensory receptors and mechanotransduction -- Acoustic transduction -- Cyclic nucleotide-gated ion channels -- Visual transduction -- Gustatory and olfactory sensory transduction -- Electroreceptors and magnetoreceptors -- Sect. 6. Muscle and other contractile systems -- Skeletal muscle action potentials -- Cardiac action potentials -- Smooth muscle action potentials and electrical profiles -- Excitation-contraction coupling in skeletal muscle -- Ca²⁺ release from sarcoplasmic reticulum in muscle -- Contraction of muscles -- Amoeboid movement, cilia, and flagella -- Centrin-based contraction and bacterial flagella -- Effects of high pressure on cellular processes -- Electrocytes of electric fish -- Sect. 7. Protozoa and bacteria -- Physiological adaptations of protists -- Physiology of prokaryotic cells -- Sect. 8. Plant cells, photosynthesis, and bioluminescence -- Plant cell physiology -- Photosynthesis -- Bioluminescence -- Sect. 9. Cell division and programmed cell death -- Regulation of cell division in higher eukaryotes -- Cancer cell properties -- Apoptosis -- Effects of ionizing radiation on cells -- Review of electricity and cable properties.
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