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Electrical aspects of lipid membranes

Blicher, 2011

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This thesis contains four studies of the electrical aspects of lipid membranes. In the first study we present data of ion currents through planar lipid bilayers. We demonstrate that the conduction takes place via quantised events that under certain conditions exhibit a strong …
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