There are 'water channels' in human cell membrances that permit the movement of water molecule and ions. Pure Secrets is the functional 'key' to identify these channels.
Scientists confirmed the Existence of "Water Channels"
Detailed researches show that there exists some form of filters that could deter ions but allow large amount of water molecules to enter cell membrances in a second through a single channel.
Dr Agre showed that the protein which control the entry of water into cells is realistically a true 'water channel', and it is named "Aquaporin", literally means "water hole".
Dr Agre showed that the protein which control the entry of water into cells is realistically a true 'water channel', and it is named "Aquaporin", literally means "water hole".
The Noble Prize in Medicine 1965
Researches of Alan Hodgkins & Andrew Huxley, both UK scholars, showed that signals produced by nerve cells are being transported in a relay methods by ions on various nerve cell membrances. The most critical elements are Sodium ions and Potassium ions.
Researches of Alan Hodgkins & Andrew Huxley, both UK scholars, showed that signals produced by nerve cells are being transported in a relay methods by ions on various nerve cell membrances. The most critical elements are Sodium ions and Potassium ions.
The Noble Prize in Chemistry 1909
Chemist Wilhelm Ostwald proposed in 1890 that the electric signal measured in living organisms must be from ions that exit from cells.
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2003
It was awarded to Dr Peter Agre of Johns Hopkins University and Dr Roderick Mackinnon of Rockefeller University for their outstanding research in discovery of water channels in cells membrances.
Human cells compose of 70% of water. It has always been a scientific mystery on how water is being infused into the cell so as to maintain a balanced osmotic pressure of the cell.
It was awarded to Dr Peter Agre of Johns Hopkins University and Dr Roderick Mackinnon of Rockefeller University for their outstanding research in discovery of water channels in cells membrances.
Human cells compose of 70% of water. It has always been a scientific mystery on how water is being infused into the cell so as to maintain a balanced osmotic pressure of the cell.
