Regulation of Tissue pH in Plants and Animals: A Reappraisal of Current Techniques

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Edited by S. Egginton, University of Birmingham, Edwin W. Taylor, University of Birmingham, J. A. Raven, University of Dundee

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: August 2009
Print publication year:: 1999
Online ISBN:: 9780511542640
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511542640

Series:: Society for Experimental Biology Seminar Series (68)
Subjects:: Life Sciences, Zoology

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The maintenance of a stable acid-base status within biological tissue is a fundamental homeostatic process in all organisms, necessary to preserve the metabolic function of proteins and other macromolecules. The study of acid-base regulation has advanced enormously over recent decades due to the development of increasingly accurate and sensitive techniques for measuring acid-base variables. This volume brings together contributions from leading comparative physiologists working on factors affecting the acid-base status of the internal fluids of animals and plants. The result is a broad-ranging, authoritative and accessible review of this area, together with a critical look at techniques and tools.

"The strength of this book is its wide scope...This book will be of interest to anyone studying biological acid regulation." The Quarterly Review of Biology

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Frontmatter
pp i-vi

Contents
pp vii-viii

List of contributors
pp ix-x

Preface
pp xi-xii

Measurement of intracellular pH: a comparison between ion-sensitive microelectrodes and fluorescent dyes
pp 1-18

pH-sensitive microelectrodes: how to use them in plant cells
pp 19-44

The use of nuclear magnetic resonance for examining pH in living systems
pp 45-68

Invasive studies of intracellular acid–base parameters: quantitative analyses during environmental and functional stress
pp 69-98

Lactate, H+ and ammonia transport and distribution in rainbow trout white muscle after exhaustive exercise
pp 99-124

Limiting factors for acid–base regulation in fish: branchial transfer capacity versus diffusive loss of acid–base relevant ions
pp 125-154

H+-mediated control of ion channels in guard cells of higher plants
pp 155-176

pH regulation of plants with CO2-concentrating mechanisms
pp 177-192

Intracellular pH regulation in plants under anoxia
pp 193-214

The role of turtle shell in acid–base buffering
pp 215-232

Acid–base regulation in crustaceans: the role of bicarbonate ions
pp 233-256

A novel role for the gut of seawater teleosts in acid–base balance
pp 257-274

pH and smooth muscle: regulation and functional effects
pp 275-298

Regulation of pH in vertebrate red blood cells
pp 299-322

Acid–base regulation in hibernation and aestivation
pp 323-340

Hepatic metabolism and pH in starvation and refeeding
pp 341-352

Back to basics: a plea for a fundamental reappraisal of the representation of acidity and basicity in biological solutions
pp 353-372

Index
pp 373-379

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