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Intramembrane Charge Movements in Striated Muscle

Intramembrane Charge Movements in Striated Muscle

9780198577492
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A lucid and comprehensive review of developments made in the understanding of cellular activation phenomena in striated muscle. Basic physical, mathematical, and physiological principles are covered to a more coherent level than currently available in published literature. The book consistently draws correlations both with cellular and molecular biological information and their physiological consequences and significance. Accessible both as a survey of basic concepts and as anauthorative review of recent work in the field.The book succeeds in explaining complex biophysics in such a way that the non-expert reader obtains insights into the molecular mechanisms of muscle activation and their control mechanisms as well as providing the expert with the detailed mathematical and experimental evidence.
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OUP Oxford
86674
9780198577492
9780198577492

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Publication date
1993
Issue number
1
Cover
hard cover
Pages count
302
Dimensions (mm)
156 x 234
Weight (g)
612
  • Previous volumes in this series; Introduction:: the activation of striated muscle; Dielectric properties and membrane function; The measurement of membrane capacitance in striated muscle; The charge-movement phenomenon in striated muscle; Functional components of the non-linear charge; Charge-movement components in skeletal muscle; Activation schemes for intramembrane charge in skeletal muscle; Quantitative description of the steady-state charge; Kinetic descriptions of the intramembrane charge; Physiological consequences of voltage-sensing processes; Implications of charge-movement components for excitation contraction coupling; References; Index;
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