Biophysical properties of phospholipids. II. Permeability of phosphatidylserine liquid crystals to univalent ions.
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Summary
Investigation of the diffusion of univalent ions across lamellae of swollen phosphatidylcholine "liquid crystals" shows an increased permeability to cations and decreased permeabili ty to anions, and the ratios of anion to cation self-diffusion rates are given.
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- 1966-09-05
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Keywords
Laurdan, Chemistry, Bilayer, Fluorescence anisotropy, Lipid bilayer
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