Effects of hydration on steric and electric charge-induced interstitial volume exclusion - A model

Biophysical Journal

Volumn 105, Issue 5, 2013, Pages 1276-1284

  Øien, Alf H ^a   Justad, Sigrid R ^a   Tenstad, Olav ^a   Wiig, Helge ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF BERGEN   (Norway)

Author keywords

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Indexed keywords

GLYCOSAMINOGLYCAN;

1-PARTICLES; 2-PARTICLES; 3-PARTICLES; A [AS SUBSCRIPT]; ALBUMIN- OR MACROMOLECULES IN GENERAL [ALSO AS SUBSCRIPT]; ARTICLE; AVAILABLE; AVAILABLE VOLUME OF CHARGED PARTICLE; AVAILABLE VOLUME OF SMALL NEUTRAL MACROPARTICLE; AVAILABLE VOLUME PER UNIT VOLUME FOR LARGE NEUTRAL MACROPARTICLES; AVERAGE VOLUME DENSITY OF MACROMOLECULES, AS ALBUMIN, IN CELL; AXIAL LENGTH OF EQUILIBRATION CELL; BIOLOGICAL MODEL; CHARGE PART PER UNIT VOLUME OF EXCLUDED VOLUME; CIRCULAR CROSS-SECTION AREA OF EQUILIBRATION CELL; COLLAGEN PARTICLES [ALSO AS SUBSCRIPT]; CORE RADIUS OF GAG; D1, D2 = 2H(Z), D3; DCL; DCL(Z); DEBYE LENGTH; DIAMETERS OF 1-, 2-, AND 3-PARTICLES; DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO SIDE-BY-SIDE GAGS- OR COLLAGEN PARTICLE CENTERS; DISTANCE OF CLOSEST APPROACH IN ALBUMIN-ALBUMIN INTERACTIONS; DISTANCE OF CLOSEST APPROACH IN GAG-ALBUMIN INTERACTIONS; EFFECTIVE DENSITY OF COLLAGEN PARTICLES; ELECTRICAL CHARGE ON PARTICLE I; ELECTRON; EXCLUDED VOLUME PER UNIT VOLUME FOR LARGE NEUTRAL MACROPARTICLES; EXCLUDED VOLUME PER UNIT VOLUME OF CHARGED MACROPARTICLE; EXCLUDED VOLUME PER UNIT VOLUME OF SMALL NEUTRAL MACROPARTICLE; EXTRACELLULAR FLUID; EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX; GAGS, GLYCOSAMINOCLYCANS [ALSO AS SUBSCRIPT]; H(Z); HIGHEST THICKNESS VALUE; HYDRATION; INSIDE CELL TISSUE [ALSO AS SUBSCRIPT]; LOWEST THICKNESS VALUE; METABOLISM; N1IN; N1T(Z), N1O(Z); N2, N3; N3EFF(Z); NUMBER DENSITIES OF 2- AND 3-PARTICLES; NUMBER OF MACROMOLECULES, AS ALBUMIN, POURED INTO CELL; O; OUTSIDE CELL TISSUE [ALSO AS SUBSCRIPT]; OUTSIDE TISSUE-CELL VOLUME; P1; PRESSURE OF 1-PARTICLES; Q(1), Q(2); R; RADIAL DISTANCE; RADIUS OF GAGS AS FUNCTION OF TISSUE THICKNESS; RMIN; T; THICKNESS OF TISSUE SAMPLE; TISSUE-CELL VOLUME; VO; VOLUME DENSITY OF 1-PARTICLES IN TISSUE, OUTSIDE TISSUE; VOLUME OF COLLAGEN-, GAG- AND MACROPARTICLE MATERIAL PER UNIT VOLUME OF TISSUE; VOLUME OF WATER PER UNIT VOLUME OF TISSUE (WATER CONTENT); VT; Z; Z1; Z2; Ζ; ΛD; ΝA; ΝA0G; ΝAO; ΝE; ΝE00; ΝE0G; ΝEO; ΝH2O; ΝQ;

1-PARTICLES; 2-PARTICLES; 3-PARTICLES; A; A [AS SUBSCRIPT]; ALBUMIN- OR MACROMOLECULES IN GENERAL [ALSO AS SUBSCRIPT]; AVAILABLE; AVAILABLE VOLUME OF CHARGED PARTICLE; AVAILABLE VOLUME OF SMALL NEUTRAL MACROPARTICLE; AVAILABLE VOLUME PER UNIT VOLUME FOR LARGE NEUTRAL MACROPARTICLES; AVERAGE VOLUME DENSITY OF MACROMOLECULES, AS ALBUMIN, IN CELL; AXIAL LENGTH OF EQUILIBRATION CELL; CHARGE PART PER UNIT VOLUME OF EXCLUDED VOLUME; CIRCULAR CROSS-SECTION AREA OF EQUILIBRATION CELL; COLLAGEN PARTICLES [ALSO AS SUBSCRIPT]; CORE RADIUS OF GAG; D1, D2 = 2H(Z), D3; DCL; DCL(Z); DEBYE LENGTH; DIAMETERS OF 1-, 2-, AND 3-PARTICLES; DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO SIDE-BY-SIDE GAGS- OR COLLAGEN PARTICLE CENTERS; DISTANCE OF CLOSEST APPROACH IN ALBUMIN-ALBUMIN INTERACTIONS; DISTANCE OF CLOSEST APPROACH IN GAG-ALBUMIN INTERACTIONS; EFFECTIVE DENSITY OF COLLAGEN PARTICLES; ELECTRICAL CHARGE ON PARTICLE I; EXCLUDED VOLUME PER UNIT VOLUME FOR LARGE NEUTRAL MACROPARTICLES; EXCLUDED VOLUME PER UNIT VOLUME OF CHARGED MACROPARTICLE; EXCLUDED VOLUME PER UNIT VOLUME OF SMALL NEUTRAL MACROPARTICLE; GAGS, GLYCOSAMINOCLYCANS [ALSO AS SUBSCRIPT]; H(Z); HIGHEST THICKNESS VALUE; HYDRATION; INSIDE CELL TISSUE [ALSO AS SUBSCRIPT]; L; LOWEST THICKNESS VALUE; N1IN; N1T(Z), N1O(Z); N2, N3; N3EFF(Z); NUMBER DENSITIES OF 2- AND 3-PARTICLES; NUMBER OF MACROMOLECULES, AS ALBUMIN, POURED INTO CELL; O; OUTSIDE CELL TISSUE [ALSO AS SUBSCRIPT]; OUTSIDE TISSUE-CELL VOLUME; P1; PRESSURE OF 1-PARTICLES; Q(1), Q(2); R; RADIAL DISTANCE; RADIUS OF GAGS AS FUNCTION OF TISSUE THICKNESS; RMIN; T; THICKNESS OF TISSUE SAMPLE; TISSUE-CELL VOLUME; VO; VOLUME DENSITY OF 1-PARTICLES IN TISSUE, OUTSIDE TISSUE; VOLUME OF COLLAGEN-, GAG- AND MACROPARTICLE MATERIAL PER UNIT VOLUME OF TISSUE; VOLUME OF WATER PER UNIT VOLUME OF TISSUE (WATER CONTENT); VT; Z; Z1; Z2; Ζ; ΛD; ΝA; ΝA0G; ΝAO; ΝE; ΝE00; ΝE0G; ΝEO; ΝH2O; ΝQ;

ELECTRONS; EXTRACELLULAR FLUID; EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX; GLYCOSAMINOGLYCANS; MODELS, BIOLOGICAL;

EID: 84883615865     PISSN: 00063495     EISSN: 15420086     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.bpj.2013.07.040     Document Type: Article

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