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E-book: Water and the Cell

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  • Pub. Date: 06-Sep-2007
  • Publisher: Springer-Verlag New York Inc.
  • Language: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781402049279
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  • Format: PDF+DRM
  • Pub. Date: 06-Sep-2007
  • Publisher: Springer-Verlag New York Inc.
  • Language: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781402049279
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This edited volume deals with the state of water in the vicinity of biological interfaces, both intracellular and extracellular. This issue is of critical importance, for the cell is extremely crowded with interfaces, and as a result practically all cell water is interfacial. The character, or state, of this water may therefore be central to cell function. What is meant by the state of water? Few would question that water coming out of a household tap is a liquid, but water in an ice cube is something altogether different: it is a solid that floats on tap water (also known as bulk water). It is water in the solid state. The fact that ice floats is an indication that it is less dense than water. Clearly, the physical properties are different. Water molecules below 0 C form a crystal. In this crystal, the two positively charged hydrogen atoms of water bind to the double negative charges of oxygen atoms of two adjacent water molecules. The resulting crystal lattice is arranged in such a way as to be less dense than tap water, and constituent water molecules are also less mobile.
A Convergence of Experimental and Theoretical Breakthroughs Affirms the
PM theory of Dynamically Structured Cell Water on the Theorys 40th
Birthday.- Molecular Basis of Articular Disk Biomechanics: Fluid Flow and
Water Content in the Temporomandibular Disk as Related to Distribution of
Sulfur.- Coherent domains in the streaming cytoplasm of a giant algal cell.-
The glassy state of water: A stop and go device for biological processes.-
Information Exchange within Intracellular Water.- Biologys Unique Phase
Transition Drives Cell Function.- The Effects of Static Magnetic Fields, Low
Frequency Electromagnetic Fields and Mechanical Vibration on some
Physicochemical Properties of Water.- Solute Exclusion and Potential
Distribution Near Hydrophilic Surfaces.- Vicinal Hydration of Biopolymers:
Cell Biological Consequences.- The Liquid Crystalline Organism and Biological
Water.- The Unfolded Protein State Revisited.- Some Properties of Interfacial
Water: Determinants for Cell Architecture and Function?.- Donnan Potential in
Hydrogels of Poly(Methacrylic Acid) and its Potassium Salt.- Biological
Significance of Active Oxygen-Dependent Processes in Aqueous Systems.- The
Comprehensive Experimental Research on the Autothixotropy of Water.-
Non-Bulk-Like Water on Cellular Interfaces.- The physical nature of the
biological signal, a puzzling phenomenon: the critical contribution of
Jacques Benveniste.- Freezing, Flow and Proton NMR Properties of Water
Compartments in the Temporomandibular Disc.
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