Problems of Cell Permeability

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword by the Scientific Editor, Page ix
Author's Preface to the English Edition, Pages xi-xii
Preface to the Russian Edition, Pages xiii-xiv
Introduction, Pages 1-4
CHAPTER I - The Membrane Theory of Cell Permeability, Pages 5-29
CHAPTER II - Do Live Cells Have Osmometric Properties?, Pages 30-56
CHAPTER III - The Protoplasm as a Colloidal System, Pages 57-73
CHAPTER IV - The Distribution of Substances between a Coacervate and its Surrounding (Equilibrated) Fluid, Pages 74-85
CHAPTER V - The Permeability of Cells for Non-Electrolytes, Pages 86-153
CHAPTER VI - The Permeability of Cells for Certain Organic Acids (Amino Acids, Ascorbic Acid, etc.), Pages 154-180
CHAPTER VII - The Permeability of Cells for Vital Dyes, Pages 181-217
CHAPTER VIII - The Permeability of Cells for Mineral Substances, Pages 218-288
CHAPTER IX - The Mechanism of the Distribution of Mineral Substances between the Cell and Medium, Pages 289-351
CHAPTER X - Metabolism and Cell Permeability, Pages 352-374
CHAPTER XI - The Bioelectric Properties of Cells, Pages 375-404
CHAPTER XII - The Protective Action of Non-Electrolytes against Damage of Live Matter Caused By Dilute Saline Media, Pages 405-411
Conclusion, Pages 412-419
References, Pages 420-526
Author Index, Pages 527-539
Subject Index, Pages 540-549
OTHER TITLES IN THE DIVISION MODERN TRENDS IN PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Page ibc1