Structural Biology of Membranes
Stephen Rego
9781773615363
326 pages
Arcler Education Inc
Overview
Structural Biology of Membrane examines various methods to assess membrane structure, so as to understand the bacterial membrane dynamics. The book has been divided into six different sections explaining the entire biological membrane systematically. The first section is focused upon methods to assess membrane structure and content followed by the second section discussing about bacterial membrane dynamics which highlights permeability of CO2 through membranes. Provides the reader with an insight into the factors helping in regulating lysosomal membrane potential. Various effects of tumor membrane bound molecules on immune detection have also been discussed to draw reader’s attention towards the clinical and diagnostic applications of membrane dynamics.
Author Bio
Stephen obtained his PhD from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2013 where his graduate research focused on cancer immunology and the tumor microenvironment. He received postdoctoral training in regenerative and translational medicine, specifically gastrointestinal tissue engineering, at the Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine. Currently, Stephen is an instructor for anatomy and physiology and biology at Forsyth Technical Community College.