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Electrochemical Aspects of Bioenergetics

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Comprehensive Treatise of Electrochemistry

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The application of electrochemical techniques to the study of biological systems finds its roots in work done more than fifty years ago.(1) This early work, based principally on potentiometric studies, provided extensive thermodynamic information for a number of biological molecules. More recently there has been a remarkable expansion in the application of electrochemical techniques to problems in biological systems. A number of scientific disciplines that focus on the thermodynamics, kinetics, and mechanisms of biological electron transfer are responsible for this enhanced activity. The basic processes by which energy is transduced between chemical and electrical domains in biological systems are being intensely investigated.

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