PHYSICAL-PROPERTIES OF SURFACTANT BILAYER-MEMBRANES - THERMAL TRANSITIONS, ELASTICITY, RIGIDITY, COHESION, AND COLLOIDAL INTERACTIONS
PHYSICAL-PROPERTIES OF SURFACTANT BILAYER-MEMBRANES - THERMAL TRANSITIONS, ELASTICITY, RIGIDITY, COHESION, AND COLLOIDAL INTERACTIONS
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DOI:
10.1021/j100300a003
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发表时间:
1987-07-30
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通讯作者:
NEEDHAM, D
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作者:
EVANS, E;NEEDHAM, D
Simple micromechanical methods provide direct measurements of surface cohesion, elasticity, rigidity, and mutual attraction properties of surfactant double-layer membranes in aqueous media. Temperature-dependent tests yieldexplicit data for thermal phase transitions. Properties of mixtures of phospholipids (neutral and charged), cholesterol, and polypeptides have been studied. The results are essential for evaluation of theories of surfactant mixing, lamellar phase transitions, colloidal stabilization, and flocculation.