An edition of Physics for the life sciences
(2009)
Physics for the life sciences
by Martin Zinke-Allmang
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Table of Contents
Physics and the life sciences : an introduction
Locomotion I : kinematics
Biomechanics : forces and Newton's laws
Locomotion II : linear momentum and friction
Kinesiology : the action of forces at joints
Bioenergetics : energy and its conservation
Respiration : the properties of gases and cyclic processes
Molecular biology : basic physics for biochemistry
Blood and air : mixed phases
Membranes : transport of energy and matter
Liquid water and aqueous solutions : static fluids
Cardiovascular system : fluid flow
The water molecule : static electricity
Nervous system : the flow of charges
Electrocardiography : electric phenomena of the heart
Elastic tissue : elasticity and vibrations
The ear and communications : longitudinal waves
The eye : ray model of light
The microbial world : microscopy
Colour vision : magnetism and the electromagnetic spectrum
The human body in outer space : circular motion and a first look at radiation
Chemical bonds and x-rays : atomic and molecular physics
Radiation : nuclear physics and magnetic resonance.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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