Biophysics Final

Optics, Hearing, NMR, Thermodynamics etc.

Optics, Hearing, NMR, Thermodynamics etc.


L. S.
This flashcard set covers advanced biophysics topics at the university level, focusing on membrane dynamics, wave physics, and cellular processes. It delves into concepts like membrane potential, sound wave propagation, and cellular communication, with a mix of multiple-choice and text-based questions. Ideal for students preparing for exams or deepening their understanding of biophysical principles, this flashcard set provides a comprehensive review of key theories and practical applications in the field.
Flashcards
47
Students
16
Language
English
Category
Physics
Level
University
Created / Updated
23.01.2017 / 31.01.2019

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For the open system the chemical potential (µ) for a given compound can be described as

When cells are suspended in a hypotonic solution:

In the harmonic movement a particle is oscillating around the equilibrium point and A denotes the amplitude i.e. the maximum absolute distance of particle from the equilibrium point. Indicate the situation in which the absolute value of the harmonic force (F) is reaching its maximum: (y – distance from equilibrium point, -A ≤ y ≤ A).

  1. If the medium density increases two times but the speed of acoustic wave propagation does not change then the acoustic impedance is

 

The incoming acoustic stimulus has induced a deformation of the basilar membrane very close to the oval window. We may deduce that the detected voice 

Relaxation time T1 describes the process (symbols: Mz is the component of magnetization M parallel to external magnetic field Bo)

  1. Find the true statement
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