I Structural and Functional Relationships in Cell Membranes. - 1 Reconstituted Membrane Systems. - 2 Molecular Aspects of Membrane Fusion. - 3 Microheterogeneity in Biological Membranes. - 4 Molecular Composition and Functional Properties of Human Liver Mitochondria. - 5 Some Problems Concerning the Role of Water and Protons in the Function of Biological Membranes. - II Factors Affecting Membrane Permeability. - 6 Proton Flux Across Model and Biological Membranes. - 7 Water Diffusion Through Erythrocyte Membranes in Normal and Pathological Subjects: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. - 8 Virally Mediated Changes in Cellular Permeability. - 9 Transmembrane Calcium Fluxes and Cell Death. - III Physiological Changes Affecting Membrane Properties. - 10 Oxidative Damage in Exercising Muscle and Mitochondria. - 11 Early Events in Stimulus-Response Coupling Using Neutrophils as a Model System. - 12 Pathological Sequelae of Irritant-Induced Phagocytosis Exemplified by Pulmonary Emphysema. - 13 Regulation of Erythropoiesis and Possible Implications of the Cell Membrane. Language: English