دانلود کتاب Ciba Foundation Symposium 54 - Respiratory Tract Mucus

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Content:
Chapter 1 Chairman's Opening Remarks (pages 1–4): A. C. Allison
Chapter 2 Structure and Function of Mucus?Secreting Cells of Cat and Goose Airway Epithelium (pages 5–24): Peter K. Jeffery
Chapter 3 Site of Synthesis, Intracellular Transport and Secretion of Glycoprotein in Exocrine Cells (pages 25–59): M. F. Kramer, J. J. Geuze and G. J. A. M. Strous
Chapter 4 Stimulus?Secretion Coupling: Variations on the Theme of Calcium?Activated Exocytosis Involving Cellular and Extracellular Sources of Calcium (pages 61–90): W. W. Douglas
Chapter 5 Studies on the Control of Mucin Production (pages 91–110): Charles F. Phelps and Aileen M. Stevens
Chapter 6 The Roles of Mediators, Irritants and Allergens in Causing Mucin Secretion from the Trachea (pages 111–131): P. S. Richardson, R. J. Phipps, K. Balfre and R. L. Hall
Chapter 7 Regulation of Na+ and Cl? Transport and Mucous Gland Secretion in Airway Epithelium (pages 133–153): Jay. A. Nadel and Brian Davis
Chapter 8 Chemical Aspects of Tracheal Glycoproteins (pages 155–174): P. W. Kent
Chapter 9 The Glycoproteins of Secretory Cells in Airway Epithelium (pages 175–201): Rosemary Jones
Chapter 10 Structure and Function of Mucus (pages 203–218): F. A. Meyer and A. Silberberg
Chapter 11 Nasal Mucociliary Clearance in Man (pages 219–234): Donald F. Proctor, G. Kenneth Adams, Ib Andersen and S. F. Paul Man
Chapter 12 Tracheobronchial Clearance in Health and Disease: With Special Reference to Interciliary Fluid (pages 235–252): Josef Iravani, G. Norris Melville and Gunter Horstmann
Chapter 13 The Isolation and Partial Characterization of the Major Bronchial Glycoproteins (pages 253–275): J. Schrager and G. Cumming
Chapter 14 Criteria for Evaluating Mucus Functions and Their Disorders in Chronic Bronchitis (pages 277–295): Paul Sadoul, Edith Puchelle and Francoise Girard
Chapter 15 Animal Models in Clinical Disease (pages 297–319): Lynne Reid
Chapter 16 Charman's Closing Remarks (pages 297–319): A. C. Allison