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J S Schultz

Publications and source records attributed to J S Schultz.

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PubMed1979

Reflection coefficients of homopore membranes: effect of molecular size and configuration.

Osmotic water flow through membranes with uniform defined pores was measured for a variety of macromolecular solutes. Water flow increased linearly with applied hydrostatic pressure, allowing the effective osmotic pressure of the solutes to be estimated by extrapolation. Reflection coefficients for each solute-membrane combination were calculated and correlated with the ratio of solute size to pore size. For the same mean molecular size, proteins were found to have larger reflection coefficients than dextrans. Molecular rigidity may play a role in this difference in behavior.

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PubMed1979

Qualitative and quantitative evaluation of indirect immunofluorescent H-2 stain on tissue sections.

We have utilized H-2 specific antisera from congenic resistant donor recipient combinations to localize H-2 antigens in tissue sections using the indirect immunofluorescent technique. H-2 specific immunofluorescence is observed in spleen, kidney, and liver sections: however, especially with liver sections, there are cases in which the expected specific stain is weak or absent. In addition to microscopic evaluation by eye, we have employed a microscope attached photometer; recordings from this instrument differentiate positive from control stained spleen sections.

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PubMed1978

Permeability of interstitial space of muscle (rat diaphragm) to solutes of different molecular weights.

The transport characteristics of muscle interstitial space were determined using an isolated rat diaphragm preparation. Permeability of the interstitial space for extracellular solutes is one-thirtieth to one-fiftieth that of an equivalent thickness of water. However, most of this low permeability can be accounted for by correcting for the tortuosity and relative volume of interstitial space. The estimated diffusivity of solutes (mol. wt. 100-70,000) in the interstitial space of muscle is only about one-half to one-fifth less than in water alone.

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PubMed1977

Carrier-mediated photodiffusion membranes.

Reversible photochromic reactions can be coupled to carrier-mediated transport processes in membranes to bring about the separation or concentration of selected permeants. Carbon monoxide has been pumped against of fourfold concentration gradient by differentially illuminating a hemoglobin membrane. The extent of concentration of photochromic ligands increases with light intensity and is reversible. Nonphotochemically sensitive ligands can also be transported by coupling with phostosensitive carrier-mediated systems.

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