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Intraventricular haemorrhage in premature infants: the role of immature neuronal salt and water transport. [PDF]
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Simultaneous voltage-gated control of ion and water transport in Zr<sub>4</sub>-Ti<sub>3</sub>C<sub>2</sub>T<sub>x</sub> nanochannel membranes. [PDF]
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Switchable Asymmetric Water Transport in Dense Nanocomposite Membranes. [PDF]
ACS Appl Polym MaterGrillo L, Weder C.
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Real-Time Dynamics of Water Transport in the Roots of Intact Maize Plants in Response to Water Stress: The Role of Aquaporins and the Contribution of Different Water Transport Pathways. [PDF]
CellsSuslov M, Daminova A, Egorov J.
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A hard sphere model for single-file water transport across biological membranes. [PDF]
Eur Phys J E Soft MatterManning GS.
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Acta Paediatrica, 1983
Jodal, M. and Lundgren, O. (Department of Physiology, University of Göteborg, Göteborg, Sweden). Intestinal water transport. Acta Paediatr Scand, Suppl. 305: 49–55, 1983.—The current knowledge of the physiology of the transport of sodium and water across the intestinal epithelium is summarized. A brief review of its hormonal and nervous control is also
M, Jodal, O, Lundgren
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Jodal, M. and Lundgren, O. (Department of Physiology, University of Göteborg, Göteborg, Sweden). Intestinal water transport. Acta Paediatr Scand, Suppl. 305: 49–55, 1983.—The current knowledge of the physiology of the transport of sodium and water across the intestinal epithelium is summarized. A brief review of its hormonal and nervous control is also
M, Jodal, O, Lundgren
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 1994
Chloride contamination is a major source of concrete deterioration. Previous studies of chloride transport use weight-vs.-time analysis on immersed samples to deduct related concrete water exchange properties, based on the assumptions of strictly capillary flow and a well defined transport front.
Link, J., Kaufmann, J., Schenker, K.
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Chloride contamination is a major source of concrete deterioration. Previous studies of chloride transport use weight-vs.-time analysis on immersed samples to deduct related concrete water exchange properties, based on the assumptions of strictly capillary flow and a well defined transport front.
Link, J., Kaufmann, J., Schenker, K.
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Plant, Cell & Environment, 2016
AbstractWater transport in plants occurs along various paths and is driven by gradients in its free energy. It is generally considered that the mode of transport, being either diffusion or bulk flow, is a passive process, although energy may be required to sustain the forces driving water flow.
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AbstractWater transport in plants occurs along various paths and is driven by gradients in its free energy. It is generally considered that the mode of transport, being either diffusion or bulk flow, is a passive process, although energy may be required to sustain the forces driving water flow.
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2016
Water moves across membranes through the lipid bilayer and through aquaporins, in this case in a regulated manner. Aquaporins belong to the MIP superfamily and two subfamilies are represented in yeasts: orthodox aquaporins considered to be specific water channels and aquaglyceroporins (heterodox aquaporins).
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Water moves across membranes through the lipid bilayer and through aquaporins, in this case in a regulated manner. Aquaporins belong to the MIP superfamily and two subfamilies are represented in yeasts: orthodox aquaporins considered to be specific water channels and aquaglyceroporins (heterodox aquaporins).
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Water Transport in and to Roots
Annual Review of Plant Physiology and Plant Molecular Biology, 1988THE UPTAKE OF WATER BY ROOTS FROM SOIL 246 The Cylindrical Flow Model ..... ... 246 Roots in Dry Soil 250 TRANSPORT ACROSS WHOLE ROOT SySTEMS 252 Basic Hydraulic and Osmotic Properties 252 Caveats Based on Possible Experimental Artefacts 256 Endogenous and Environmental Influences ...
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