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G N Ling

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Science (New York, N.Y.)|August 13, 1976
Structured water or pumps?G N Ling
Physiological Chemistry and Physics and Medical NMR|January 1, 1984
Counterarguments against alleged proof of the NA-K pump in studies of K+ and Na+ distributions in amphibian eggsG N Ling
Physiological Chemistry and Physics and Medical NMR|January 1, 1993
A quantitative theory of solute distribution in cell water according to molecular sizeG N Ling
Scanning Microscopy|September 1, 1990
Theory of active transport across frog skin and other bifacial cell systems: a subsidiary of the association-induction hypothesisG N Ling
Scanning Microscopy|September 1, 1990
The physical state of potassium ion in the living cellG N Ling
Physiological Chemistry and Physics and Medical NMR|January 1, 1983
Studies on the physical state of water in living cells and model systems. III. The high osmotic activities of aqueous solutions of gelatin, polyvinylpyrrolidone and poly (ethylene oxide) and their relation to the reduced solubility for NA+, sugars, and free amino acidsG N Ling
Physiological Chemistry and Physics|January 1, 1978
Peer review and the progress of scientific researchG N Ling
Biophysical Journal|August 1, 1973
What component of the living cell is responsible for its semipermeable properties? Polarized water or lipids?G N Ling
Agressologie: Revue Internationale De Physio-Biologie Et De Pharmacologie Appliquees Aux Effets De L'Agression|June 1, 1983
The association-induction hypothesis. A theoretical foundation provided for the possible beneficial effects of a low Na, high K diet and other similar regimens in the treatment of patients suffering from debilitating illnessesG N Ling
Physiological Chemistry and Physics|January 1, 1980
The role of multilayer polarization of cell water in the swelling and shrinkage of living cellsG N Ling
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Science (New York, N.Y.)|August 13, 1976
Structured water or pumps?G N Ling
Physiological Chemistry and Physics and Medical NMR|January 1, 1984
Counterarguments against alleged proof of the NA-K pump in studies of K+ and Na+ distributions in amphibian eggsG N Ling
Physiological Chemistry and Physics and Medical NMR|January 1, 1993
A quantitative theory of solute distribution in cell water according to molecular sizeG N Ling
Scanning Microscopy|September 1, 1990
Theory of active transport across frog skin and other bifacial cell systems: a subsidiary of the association-induction hypothesisG N Ling
Scanning Microscopy|September 1, 1990
The physical state of potassium ion in the living cellG N Ling
Physiological Chemistry and Physics and Medical NMR|January 1, 1983
Studies on the physical state of water in living cells and model systems. III. The high osmotic activities of aqueous solutions of gelatin, polyvinylpyrrolidone and poly (ethylene oxide) and their relation to the reduced solubility for NA+, sugars, and free amino acidsG N Ling
Physiological Chemistry and Physics|January 1, 1978
Peer review and the progress of scientific researchG N Ling
Biophysical Journal|August 1, 1973
What component of the living cell is responsible for its semipermeable properties? Polarized water or lipids?G N Ling
Agressologie: Revue Internationale De Physio-Biologie Et De Pharmacologie Appliquees Aux Effets De L'Agression|June 1, 1983
The association-induction hypothesis. A theoretical foundation provided for the possible beneficial effects of a low Na, high K diet and other similar regimens in the treatment of patients suffering from debilitating illnessesG N Ling
Physiological Chemistry and Physics|January 1, 1980
The role of multilayer polarization of cell water in the swelling and shrinkage of living cellsG N Ling
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