Influence of External samotic Pressure on Water Permeability and Electrical Conductance of Chara Cell Membrane
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概要
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Water permeability of the plasma membrane of a Characean internodal cell decreased with an increase in the osmotic pressure of the outside of the cell, suggesting that the equivalent pore radius of the water-filled pores becomes smaller with an increase in the osmotic pressure. In contrast, the apparent membrane resistance did not increase with an increase in the external osmotic pressure. These facts suggest that ions pass through the membrane mainly via pores other than those for bulk water flow.
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著者
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Kiyosawa K
Osaka Univ. Osaka Jpn
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Kiyosawa Keitaro
Department Of Biophysical Engineering Faculty Of Engineering Science Osaka University
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Ogata Koreaki
Department of Biology,Faculty of Science, Osaka University
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Ogata K
Department Of Physiology College Of Medical Technology:(present)department Of Biochemistry School Of
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Ogata Koreaki
Department Of Biology Faculty Of Science Osaka University
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