Thermal and Spectral Behaviour of 5-chloro-2-methoxybenzoates of Heavy Lanthanides and Yttrium

A formal explanation of Mayer's enthalpy balance method as applied to cell physiology is given with particular reference to striated muscle tissue. The approach is then extended to animal cells growing in a bioreactor, showing its use to optimise their growth and the production of therapeutic proteins, as well as defining the correct physiological conditions. Attention is then drawn to the value of the calorimetric-respirometric ratio in defining the anaerobic pathways operating simultaneously with respiration under fully aerobic conditions. An important field now is to resolve the metabolic costs of cell signalling cascades, an area that could demonstrate the coming importance of integrated circuit calorimetry. This revised version was published online in August 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.