Essentials of Membrane Transport
Published in September 2001
Book
Paperback/Softback
180 pages
978-0-7487-4013-0 (ISBN)
Description
Essentials of Membrane Transport brings together the essentials of membrane transport from bacteria to mammalian cells and correlates these elements with electrical and ionic regulation. The text gives an overview that is clear and concise enough to cater for the needs of those who only wish to take on board the basic concepts in order to understand more complex systems at both cellular and organismal level. All explanations are anchored in biophysics and thermodynamics, protein structure and enzymology.
Essentials of Membrane Transport brings together the essentials of membrane transport from bacteria to mammalian cells and correlates these elements with electrical and ionic regulation. The text gives an overview that is clear and concise enough to cater for the needs of those who only wish to take on board the basic concepts in order to understand more complex systems at both cellular and organismal level. All explanations are anchored in biophysics and thermodynamics, protein structure and enzymology.
Essentials of Membrane Transport brings together the essentials of membrane transport from bacteria to mammalian cells and correlates these elements with electrical and ionic regulation. The text gives an overview that is clear and concise enough to cater for the needs of those who only wish to take on board the basic concepts in order to understand more complex systems at both cellular and organismal level. All explanations are anchored in biophysics and thermodynamics, protein structure and enzymology.
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Edition
New edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Oxford University Press
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
New edition
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-7487-4013-0 (9780748740130)
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Persons
Dr Clive Ellory (University of Oxford) and Dr Jose Cavieres (University of Leicester) are experienced in the fields of carrier and pump-mediated transport in supervising graduate research, and in teaching most aspects of membrane physiology and biophysics to undergraduates.
Dr Clive Ellory (University of Oxford) and Dr Jose Cavieres (University of Leicester) are experienced in the fields of carrier and pump-mediated transport in supervising graduate research, and in teaching most aspects of membrane physiology and biophysics to undergraduates.
Dr Clive Ellory (University of Oxford) and Dr Jose Cavieres (University of Leicester) are experienced in the fields of carrier and pump-mediated transport in supervising graduate research, and in teaching most aspects of membrane physiology and biophysics to undergraduates.