- •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.
- •Ultramicroscopy.
- •Electronic microscopy.
- •Method of diffraction of X-rays radiation.
- •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
Methods of research of structure and functions of biological membranes
To observe
structure of a membrane in a usual optical microscope it is
impossible. That it to understand, we shall recollect, that is
permitting
limit
of device Z. This minimal distance between two points, which images
else can be seen separate. It is natural, that the it is less Z, the
more qualitatively the device, as allows seeing smaller structures.
For a rough estimate of the permitting ability of a n optical
microscope we use parity:
.
Instead
of
let's substitute in the formula the minimal value of length of a wave
of visible light(
),
we shall receive for a permitting
limit
Z=200 nanometer. This size approximately in 20 times more thickness
of a membrane, therefore about its supervision in an optical
microscope cannot be speeches. But use of a
microprojection
and a
microphoto
is possible. Formation of the microscopic image occurs to
participation of the person and comes to the end with formation of
the valid image in an eye. The usual microscope does not create the
valid image, however for photographing (microphoto) or projections of
the microscopic image to the screen (microprojection) the valid image
should be received. For this purpose the image given by objective Ob,
it is necessary to arrange further of focal length of eyepiece Ep
(fig.1).
Method of a dark field.
T
he
most widespread reception of optical microscopy is supervision of the
fixed and painted preparations in the passing light, named by a
method of a light field
(see fig. 2 a).
Methods of microscopy of unstable and unpainted objects enter into practice recently. Supervision of such objects in passing light does not give desirable results owing to absence of contrast between elements of structure of object, and also between object and an environment. In these cases the method of supervision in a dark field (see fig. 2, b) is used. For this purpose special set of lenses in a usual biological microscope it is used. Set of lenses a dark field consists of the several lenses of the special form, forming inclined bunches of light which shine a preparation. Light falls on small elements of structure of object, dissipates on them and partially gets in an objective. It does an objective visible on the general dark field of vision of a microscope.
Phase - contrast method.
The method is applied for supervision of non contrast objects; it is based on use of a difference of phases which is formed at passage of light through various structures of investigated object. Intensity of the light wave, which are passing through transparent object, does not change almost, but phases change. These changes depend upon thickness of object and its parameter of refraction. Transparent objects is called out-phasing. Thus to see details of such objects it is impossible. In biophysical researches such objects are necessary for painting, however thus their properties and viability can change. The transparent environment is established on a way of a light bunch. This environment there is a transparent inclusion, for example, a bacterium (fig. 3). The passing bunch of light will be divided on two parts, the first part will pass through transparent object and by a lens will be focused on site Ф of focal plane F (see fig. 4 a, a line 1).
Other part will do diffraction on heterogeneity of object and will gather by lens in a point A of plane I (see fig. 4 b, a line 2). The curve 3 grows out diffraction of light on a bacterium. The difference of phases of curves arises because of different parameters of refraction of environments.
The eye in plane I does not distinguish a wave 1 and 2 as their intensity identical, and eyes does not react on distinction of phases. It is necessary to transform a phase difference in amplitude difference. For this purpose in plane F it is necessary to put the small round phase plate absorbing a wave 1, in this case contrast of a bacterium it will be strengthened.
Phase-contrast devices (a plate, sate of lenses) are additional devices to a microscope.
