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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"supported lipid membranes"”.

  1. Secondary ion mass spectrometry as a tool to evaluate chemical composition within model and cellular membranes

    … tools to elucidate the chemical distribution of lipid components within the eukaryotic cellular membrane is critical to understanding their role in many cell processes. Secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) is a technique that offers both chemical and spatial specificity, and has become …

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  2. Effects of Immobilization Matrices and Protein Orientation on Biomolecular Recognition at Solid-Liquid Interfaces

    … cytochrome b5 monolayers were constructed on supported lipid membranes using a site-selective immobilization method. The orientation of the immobilized cytochrome b5 was well controlled as verified with linear dichroism measurements. The orientational dependence of the protein electrostatic …

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  3. Applying secondary ion mass spectrometry to cellular and model membranes to image component distribution and quantify composition

    … Of particular interest is a membrane protein’s lipid environment, which may play a role in the protein’s function. Herein, this thesis describes the synthesis of fluorine-functionalized colloidal gold immunolabels that facilitate the imaging of specific proteins in parallel with stable isotope …

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  4. Theoretical Modeling of Polymeric and Biological Nanostructured Materials

    … applications and protein binding to modulated lipid membranes. This approach opens new possibilities in developing soft matter nanostructured substrates with desired properties for various applications.

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  5. Protein-lipid interactions in raft-exhibiting membranes probed by combined AFM and FCS

    … far from being an inert assembly of protein and lipids which separates cells from the surrounding environment. A multitude of biological processes, ranging from active transport of ions into and out of the cell, to the immune response, are regulated at the level of the plasma membrane. The …

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