An Introduction to Biophysics, by David Burns ...

acid action activity allowed alterations amount animal become blood body capillary carried cause cell cent chemical colloidal concentration considered constant containing contraction cooling decrease depends determined direction drop effect efficiency electrical energy equal experiment factors fluid force further gelatin gives glass glucose gram growth heat imbibition increase indicated ions layer lead length light liquid lower material matter means measure mechanism membrane mercury method minutes move movement muscle nature nerve normal obtained organism oxygen particles pass physical plasma position potential prepared present pressure produced protein rays reaction removed result salts seen side similar solution structure substance surface surface tension TABLE taken temperature tension tissues tube various volume weight