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Membrane Transport is a category devoted to how molecules, ions, and water cross biological membranes and how these movements power cellular and physiological functions. Books in this area span fundamental mechanisms—diffusion, osmosis, passive and active transport, ion channels and transporters, pumps, and vesicular traffic (endocytosis/exocytosis)—and their biophysical, biochemical, and physiological foundations. The collection includes textbooks, reference works, monographs, and lab manuals covering membrane potentials, signaling, homeostasis, metabolism, pharmacology of transport proteins, and diseases arising from transport dysfunction. Applications touch neuroscience, cardiology, microbiology, plant and cell biology, drug delivery, and bioengineering, often featuring methods such as electrophysiology, structural biology, advanced imaging, and computational modeling.

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