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Nanoscale electrical conductivity of the purple membrane monolayer

Casuso et al., 2007

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5339827965637580737
Author
Casuso I
Fumagalli L
Samitier J
Padrós E
Reggiani L
Akimov V
Gomila G
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Physical Review E—Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter Physics

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Nanoscale electron transport through the purple membrane monolayer, a two-dimensional crystal lattice of the transmembrane protein bacteriorhodopsin, is studied by conductive atomic force microscopy. We demonstrate that the purple membrane exhibits nonresonant …
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