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New Techniques for Studying Biomembranes
Methods in Signal Transduction Series
Synopsis
New Techniques for Studying Biomembranes describes some of the latest methods used to investigate the dynamic distribution of specific lipids in membranes and their effects on other membrane components. The contributors present important discoveries with respect to lipid analysis and lipid interactions with membrane proteins. Various methods, which have been used to study lipid bilayer structure and lipid organization in membranes, include both in vitro and in vivo membrane systems, and study membrane proteins in various membrane systems.
Key Features:
Reviews both in vivo and in vitro analytical technologies and methods for studying membrane structure and function
Explores how lipid bilayers and membrane proteins interact
Includes contributions from an international team of researchers actively studying membrane structure and function
Identifies various diseases whose causes are related to membrane proteins
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What Reviewers Are Saying
"Each chapter begins with an introduction that carefully covers the fundamental
operating principles of each method illuminated by details of its historical
development. This extends to the mathematical functions encountered in the
chapters on scanning angle interference microscopy and the analysis of protein
function in reconstituted membrane systems. Each chapter appears to be well
illustrated and thoroughly referenced. The end result is a concise and
straightforward introduction to the topics selected for each chapter." - Peter J. Kennelly, PhD(Virginia Tech)