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Huckabay et al., 2011 - Google Patents

Hydration effects on membrane structure probed by single molecule orientations

Huckabay et al., 2011

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16858818068853873811
Author
Huckabay H
Dunn R
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Publication venue
Langmuir

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Single molecule fluorescence measurements are used to probe the structural changes in glass-supported DPPC bilayers as a function of relative humidity (RH). Defocused polarized total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy is employed to determine the three …
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