Electrical Double Layers in Biology

Donnan Potential and Surface Potential of a Charged Membrane and Effect of Ion Binding on the Potential Profile.- An Empirical Relation for the Surface Potential of Phosphatidic Acid Monolayers: Its Dependence on Calcium and the Role of Double Layer Theory.- A Fundamental Question about Electrical Potential Profile in Interfacial Region of Biological Membrane Systems.- The Effect of Water Polarization and Hydration on the Properties of Charged Lipid Membranes.- Influence of the Surface Charge Distribution and Water Layers on the Permeability Properties of Lipid Bilayers.- Facilitation of Ion Permeability of Bilayer Membranes and their Phase Transition.- Single Channel Conductance Changes of Desethanolamine-Gramicidin through pH Variations.- Membrane Potential of Squid Axons.- Electrical Double Layers in Ion Transport and Excitation.- Electrical Double Layers in Pigment-Containing Biomembranes.- Electronic Properties of Electroactive Bilayer Lipid Membranes.- Electron Transfer at Biological Interfaces.- Alterations in Electrical Double Layer Structure Due to Electromagnetic Coupling to Membrane Bound Enzymes.- Transient Impedance Measurements on Biological Membranes: Application to Red Blood Cells and Melanoma Cells.- Measurement of the Frequency-Dependent Impedance across Natural Cell Membranes.- Electrorotation of Single Cells - A New Method for Assessment of Membrane Properties.- Recent Studies on Electrokinetic Potentials in Humans.- Effects of pH before and after Deep-Freexe Storage at ?80° C on the Zeta Potentials of Bones.- Electrochemical and Macromolecular Interactions at Red Blood Cell Surface.- The Myosin Filament, Charge Amplification and Charge Condensation.- Donnan Potentials Generated by the Surface Charge on Muscle Filaments.- Long-Range Electrostatic Forces in Cylindrical Systems: Muscle and Virus Gels.- Contributors.