Contributions to the theory of active transport

作者: Clifford S. Patlak

DOI: 10.1007/BF02481876

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摘要: A system consisting of two solutions separated by a membrane may be in one four possible states: (1) transient, (2) steady, (3) equilibrium, or (4) pseudo-equilibrium. The latter state denotes that the net flow all components is zero but at least not thermodynamic equilibrium. Transient and steady-state systems have active transport. Thus only either equilibrium pseudo-equilibrium are considered this paper, since former indicates there no transport, whereas case always This simplifies problem finding whether does an transport mechanism, it frequently fairly easy to determine experimentally

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