Prologue -- Experimental Approaches to the Study of Charge and Energy Transfer in Biomacromolecular and Intact Cellular Systems -- The Charge Translocating Reactions of the bc Complexes and Cytochrome Oxidase -- Antibodies Affect the Structure and Function of Ionic Channels in a Lipid Membrane -- Resonance Raman Spectroscopic Characterization of the Oxidation of the Horseradish Peroxidase Active Site -- Surface-Enhanced Resonance Raman Scattering from Cytochromes c and P-450 on Bare and Phospholipid-Coated Silver Substrates -- Interheme Interactions in a Tetraheme Protein, Desul-fovibrioVulgaris Miyazaki Cytochrome c3 as Monitored by Microscopic Redox Potentials -- Electron Transfer Reactions of Irreversibly Adsorbed Cytochromes on Solid Electrodes -- Interfacial Electron Transfer Reactions of Heme Proteins -- Use of Promoter Modified Electrodes for Heme Protein Electrochemistry -- Ion and Electron Transport Properties of Biological and Artificial Membranes -- Interaction of Combined Static and Extremely Low Frequency Magnetic Fields with Calcium Ion Transport in Normal and Transformed Human Lymphocytes and Rat Thymic Cells -- Theoretical Modeling of the Ethanol Induced Changes in the Lateral Interactions of the Ionic Head Groups of Phosphatidylcholine at the Water-Lipid Interface -- The Electronic Properties of Dystrophic Muscle Membrane Systems -- Hemoglobin Electron Transfer Reactions -- Glutamate Receptor Desensitization -- Effect of Electrochemical Processes and Electromagnetic Fields on Biological Systems -- Microwaves Affect the Function of Reconstituted and Native Receptor Membranes of the Brain -- The Activity of Respiratory Enzymes in Mitochondria of Hepatocytes of Rats Exposed to Constant Magnetic Fields -- Charge-Field Interactions in Cell Membranes and Electroconformational Coupling: Transduction of Electric Energy by Membrane ATPases -- Charge-Field Interactions in Cell Membranes and Electroconformational Coupling: Theory for the Interactions Between Dynamic Electric Fields and Membrane Enzymes -- Nonlinear Effects of Periodic Electric Fields on Membrane Proteins -- Functional Alteration of Mammalian Cells by Direct High Frequency Electromagnetic Field Interactions -- Effects of Microwave Radiation on Inducable Ion Transport of Rat Erythrocytes -- Electroporation of Lipid Vesicles by Inner Electric Field -- Effect of Radiation on Biological Systems -- A Theoretical Examination of How and Why Power Line Fields Interact with Biological Tissue -- The Extracellular Space and Energetic Hierarchies in Electrochemical Signaling Between Cells -- Photo-Induced Bioelectrochemical Processes -- Diazoluminomelanin: A Synthetic Electron and Nonradiative Transfer Biopolymer -- Applications of Bioelectrochemical Technology -- Electrostimulation of Cell Metabolism and Proliferation -- The Study of Membrane Electrofusion and Electroporation Mechanisms -- Microbial Fuel Cell Studies of Iron-Oxidising Bacteria -- In Vivo Voltammetry with an Ultramicroelectrode -- Measurements of the Electrical Impedance of Living Cells in the Frequency Domain -- Membrane Electroporation: Biophysical and Biotechnical Aspects -- Contributors.