- •Contents:
- •Introduction
- •Structure, functions and methods of research of biological membranes The general structure of cell
- •Ultrastrucrure and function of function of biological membrane
- •Kinds of passive transport
- •Methods of research of structure and functions of biological membranes
- •Method of a dark field.
- •Phase - contrast method.
- •Electronic microscopy.
- •Method of diffraction of X-rays radiation.
- •Ultramicroscopy.
- •Luminescent methods of research of membranes.
- •Method of ultrachemistry.
- •Nuclear magnetic resonance research and electronic paramagnetic resonance research.
- •Research of forces of a superficial tension Properties of liquids
- •Superficial tension.
- •Physical properties of biological membranes.
- •Molecular mechanisms of electrochemical potentials of membranes and distribution of a nervous impulse along excitability fibre.
- •Principles of transformation of biological and not electric signals in electric. Designs of sensors and electrodes, their basic characteristics
- •Application of sensors
- •Analog registering devices
- •Rhythm of heart. Parameters of cardiac activity.
- •External displays of activity of heart.
- •Activity of heart
- •Electric activity of cells of a myocardium
- •Functions of conductive system of heart
- •The electrocardiogram
- •Change of a rhythm of cardiac activity.
- •The device and main principles of work of electrocardiograph
- •Imposing of electrodes
- •The device, a principle of work of electroencephalograph. Basic rhythms of eeg. Registration of eeg and principles of the analysis
- •Introduction
- •Essence of a method
- •Technique of record of electroencephalogram.
- •Principles of analyses of electroencephalogram
- •Definition of a photoeffect
- •Types of photoeffects.
- •Einstein equation
- •Application of a photo effect in medicine.
- •The device, principle of work spectrophotometer. Application spectrophometrical methods of research for definition of concentration of substances in biological liquids
- •Method of the calibre graph.
- •Method of comparison.
- •Polarization of light by biosystems. Polarimeter. Light natural and polarized. Polaroids.
- •Research of microstructures in polarizing light
- •Rotation of a plane of fluctuations of polarized light. Saccharimetry.
- •Design of the device
- •Principle of action
- •Special receptions of microscopy of biological objects Special methods of light microscopy (illumination and supervision). Method of a dark field.
- •Method of ultramicroscopy
- •Method of a light field and its version
- •Method of phase contrast
- •Polarizing microscopy
- •The method interference contrast
- •Method of research in a view of a luminescence
- •Device of a microscope. Measurement of value of microscoping object.
- •Model of sliding strings. Biomechanics of a muscle. The equation of Hill. Modeling of muscular reduction Biophysics of muscular reduction
- •Structure of a cross-section-striped muscle. Model of sliding strands.
- •Biomechanics of a muscle
- •The equation of Hill. Power of single reduction.
- •Modelling of muscular reduction
- •Electromechanical interface in muscles
- •Devices for measurement of function of external breath. The device and a principle of work. Registration and the analysis of the given functional researches
- •Change of saturation by gases of an organism at differences of external pressure.
- •Biomechanics of external breath
- •Devices for measurement of function of external breath
- •Viscosity of a liquid
- •Current of a liquid on a horizontal pipe. Puazal’s law.
- •Current of a liquid on a pipe of variable section and branched out
- •Definition of speed of blood-groove
- •Full resistance (impedance) of tissues of the organism Physical bases of rheography
- •Measurement of factor of viscosity.
- •Physical bases of hemodynamic. Laws of movement of blood in an arterial and venous channel
- •Measurement of pressure of blood
- •Systolic and minute volume of a blood-groove
- •Change of minute volume of a blood-groove at work.
- •Biophysical features of an aorta.
- •Biophysical features of arterioles of the big circle of blood circulation.
- •Tomographic methods
- •Classification of kinds of a tomography.
- •Interposition of a source of probing radiation, bject and the detector.
- •Echosounding
- •Computer tomograph.
- •Magnetic-resonant tomography.
- •Three-dimensional ultrasonic
- •ElastoScan-flexography
- •Modes of an acoustic transparency of three-dimensional ultrasonic.
- •Methods of physiotherapeutic influence
- •The therapeutic techniques based on application of a direct current. Electrophoresis and galvanizing in a medical practice. Mobility of ions.
- •Medicinal electrophoresis.
- •Galvanizing.
- •Electrosecurity
- •The basic requirements to an electrosecurity of electromedical devices and devices.
- •Modelling of biophysical processes.
- •The basic stages of modelling
- •The basic stages of modelling
- •4. Creation of model, its research.
- •Classification of models:
- •Mathematical models of growth of number of a population.
- •Pharmacokinetic model.
- •Sources of X-ray radiation.
- •Artificial sources of radiation.
- •Interaction of X-ray radiation with substance.
- •1. Coherent dispersion;
- •2. Photoeffect
- •3. Kompton - effect
- •Radioactivity radiation Radioactive disintegration Structure of a nucleus
- •A radioactive disintegration. Kinds of radioactive radiation
- •It is thrown out and a nucleus has more stability complex of nucleons. Positron β-disintegration is described by the equation:
- •The basic law of radioactive disintegration in the differential form. A constant of disintegration.
- •The basic law of radioactive disintegration in the differential form.
- •A half-life period.
- •Activity. A unit of measure.
- •Radioactive elements in the nature.
- •Ionizing radioactive radiation and its biological action.
- •The absorbed and exposition doze. Power of a doze. Units of measure.
- •Relative biological efficiency.
- •Mehanisms of action of laser radiation on biological tissues.
- •Mechanisms of action of laser radiation on biological tissues
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- •Educational handout on medical biophysics kovaleva larissa valentinovna
Kinds of passive transport
Diffusion - the basic mechanism of passive transport. Diffusion is a spontaneous process of penetration of substance of area of greater in area of its smaller concentration as a result of thermal chaotic movement of molecules. Simple diffusion can occur through lipid double layer or through an protein interstice in a water environment.
If
concentration of particles inside of a cell (Сin)
above, than in environments (Сex)
that inside of a membrane is created a gradient of concentration
.
In
the equation
on
a membrane it is possible to consider a gradient of concentration a
constant.
,
then
(6)
where 1 -
thickness of a membrane
- concentration
of substance inside of a membrane at its borders, which are defined
by concentration
in
a water phase and by coefficient of distributions k
of the substances between a membrane and surrounding water phase. The
parity is in most cases carried out:
(7)
The density of a stream through a membrane is equal:
(8)
Size Р is called coefficient of permeability of a membrane:
(9).
The equation (9) is known under the name of the law of Fick for passive carry of substances (diffusion) through a membrane. The coefficient of permeability costing in the right part of this equation, is very important size; from its formula it is visible, if the more factor of diffusion, then it is more factor of permeability.
In biological membranes there is one more kind of diffusion - the facilitated diffusion. It occurs at participation of molecules-carriers. For example, the antibiotic is a carrier of ions of potassium. Features of a chemical structure allow antibiotic to form a complex with ions potassium. Molecules of antibiotic can grasp ions of potassium from a surrounding solution. Molecules transfer these ions through a membrane, and then give ions to a solution on other party of a membrane. Carry of substance occurs to participation of a carrier more intensively, than in case of simple diffusion.
The facilitated diffusion possesses property of saturation (fig. 8): at increase in concentration on the one side of membranes the density of a stream of substance increases only up to some limit, and then when all molecules-carriers are already borrowed, remains constant.
The third kind of passive transport is the filtration - movement of a solution through interstice in a membrane owing to presence of a gradient of hydraulic pressure. At last, last, fourth type of passive transport is osmosis.
O
smosis
is
a movement of molecules of water through semipermeable a membrane
from area of smaller concentration of the dissolved substance in area
of greater concentration of the dissolved substance. Osmosis - simple
diffusion of water from places with its greater maintenance in places
with the smaller maintenance.
Osmosis plays a greater role in many biological phenomena.
Fig. 8. Dependence of density of a stream of substance through a biological membrane in a cell from a gradient of concentration of this substance at simple (1) and at the facilitated (2) diffusions.
Osmotic pressure in direct proportional to concentration of the dissolved substance which are not passing through a membrane.
Oncotic pressure is part of the general osmotic pressure which is caused by high-molecular substances - protein. Water goes from a lymph in blood under action of a difference oncotic pressure of blood of the person and a fabric liquid, a lymph.
Abnormal osmosis is a process of carry of water at simultaneous presence of osmotic and electric gradients.
Negative abnormal osmosis - occurs at carry of water against osmotic, hydrostatic and electric gradients simultaneously. For example, in osmotic work of kidneys.
Resultant carry of a liquid occurs at positive abnormal osmosis on an osmotic gradient, or with additional acceleration, or with delay due to an electric gradient. In all cases abnormal osmosisа carry of water is carried out on the general electrochemical gradient.
Active transport of substance.
Carry of molecules and ions against an electrochemical gradient, which the cell carries out due to energy of metabolic processes is called active transport of substance. Thus the cell makes work which is called concentration or osmotic. It consists in accumulation by a cell of the substances which are present at an environment in small quantities, and deducing in an environment of substances which in this environment are present at high concentration.
The size of this work is defined from the equation:
A= mRT
ln
Where m quantity of molecules of the substance transferred through a membrane from area with active concentration С2 in area with concentration С1. If the membrane is electric polarized, work against forces of an electric field is considered.
A = mRT
ln
,
where n - valency of ions.
There are two kinds of active transport: carry of ions and carry of organic substances. Carry of ions is distinctly expressed in various sector cells - in salivary and sudoriserous glands, especially in glands a stomach, which allocate a lot of ions of hydrogen and chlorine. Active carry of ions potassium and sodium through cellular membranes plays the important role in generating bioelectric potentials and carrying out of excitation. Active transport promotes carry of organic substances, mainly sugars and amino acids. Oxidation of food stuffs, and then hydrolysis ATP (adenosinetriphosphat) with release free energy cause against gradient processes in cells, one of which is active transport of substances.
