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Modeling of hysteresis in pH pattern formation along the cell membrane of the algae Chara corallina. / Lavrova, A. I.; Plusnina, T. Yu; Bulychev, A. A.; Riznichenko, G. Yu; Rubin, A. B.

в: Biophysics, Том 50, № 6, 01.12.2005, стр. 939-944.

Результаты исследований: Научные публикации в периодических изданиях › статья › Рецензирование

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Lavrova, AI, Plusnina, TY, Bulychev, AA, Riznichenko, GY & Rubin, AB 2005, 'Modeling of hysteresis in pH pattern formation along the cell membrane of the algae Chara corallina', Biophysics, Том. 50, № 6, стр. 939-944.

APA

Lavrova, A. I., Plusnina, T. Y., Bulychev, A. A., Riznichenko, G. Y., & Rubin, A. B. (2005). Modeling of hysteresis in pH pattern formation along the cell membrane of the algae Chara corallina. Biophysics, 50(6), 939-944.

Vancouver

Lavrova AI, Plusnina TY, Bulychev AA, Riznichenko GY, Rubin AB. Modeling of hysteresis in pH pattern formation along the cell membrane of the algae Chara corallina. Biophysics. 2005 Дек. 1;50(6):939-944.

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Lavrova, A. I. ; Plusnina, T. Yu ; Bulychev, A. A. ; Riznichenko, G. Yu ; Rubin, A. B. / Modeling of hysteresis in pH pattern formation along the cell membrane of the algae Chara corallina. в: Biophysics. 2005 ; Том 50, № 6. стр. 939-944.

BibTeX

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title = "Modeling of hysteresis in pH pattern formation along the cell membrane of the algae Chara corallina",
abstract = "It is known that illumination of the algae Chara corallina results in the formation of regions with inhomogeneous pH distribution in the proximity of the membrane. It was shown that, in a certain range of light intensities, two states with different pH distribution may correspond to the same intensity: an entirely homogeneous state and completely formed structures (pattern). The transition to the state with a high amplitude of pH peaks takes place at a higher light intensity than the transition to the homogeneous state; i.e., the system shows hysteresis. This phenomenon was studied using a mathematical model. A possible mechanism of hysteresis is discussed.",
keywords = "Cell membrane, Hysteresis, Membrane potential, pH pattern formation, Proton transport",
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T1 - Modeling of hysteresis in pH pattern formation along the cell membrane of the algae Chara corallina

AU - Lavrova, A. I.

AU - Plusnina, T. Yu

AU - Bulychev, A. A.

AU - Riznichenko, G. Yu

AU - Rubin, A. B.

PY - 2005/12/1

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N2 - It is known that illumination of the algae Chara corallina results in the formation of regions with inhomogeneous pH distribution in the proximity of the membrane. It was shown that, in a certain range of light intensities, two states with different pH distribution may correspond to the same intensity: an entirely homogeneous state and completely formed structures (pattern). The transition to the state with a high amplitude of pH peaks takes place at a higher light intensity than the transition to the homogeneous state; i.e., the system shows hysteresis. This phenomenon was studied using a mathematical model. A possible mechanism of hysteresis is discussed.

AB - It is known that illumination of the algae Chara corallina results in the formation of regions with inhomogeneous pH distribution in the proximity of the membrane. It was shown that, in a certain range of light intensities, two states with different pH distribution may correspond to the same intensity: an entirely homogeneous state and completely formed structures (pattern). The transition to the state with a high amplitude of pH peaks takes place at a higher light intensity than the transition to the homogeneous state; i.e., the system shows hysteresis. This phenomenon was studied using a mathematical model. A possible mechanism of hysteresis is discussed.

KW - Cell membrane

KW - Hysteresis

KW - Membrane potential

KW - pH pattern formation

KW - Proton transport

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