The interfacial tension of the lipid membrane formed from lipid-amino acid systems.

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Direct in situ measurement of specific capacitance, monolayer tension, and bilayer tension in a droplet interface bilayer.Relationship between wettability and lubrication characteristics of the surfaces of contacting phospholipid-based membranes.

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The interfacial tension of the lipid membrane formed from lipid-amino acid systems.

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Monika Naumowicz

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Zbigniew A Figaszewski

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The nature of the accessible and buried surfaces in proteins

Experimental measures of amino acid hydrophobicity and the topology of transmembrane and globular proteins.

Membrane protein insertion: the biology-physics nexus.

Distribution of amino acids in a lipid bilayer from computer simulations.

Formation of transmembrane helices in vivo--is hydrophobicity all that matters?

Effect of pH on the interfacial tension of lipid bilayer membrane.

Partitioning of amino acid side chains into lipid bilayers: results from computer simulations and comparison to experiment.

Differential destabilization of membranes by tryptophan and phenylalanine during freezing: the roles of lipid composition and membrane fusion.

The nature of the hydrophobic binding of small peptides at the bilayer interface: implications for the insertion of transbilayer helices.

Complex formation equilibria in two-component bilayer lipid membrane: interfacial tension method.

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The interfacial tension of the lipid membrane formed from lipid-amino acid systems.

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The interfacial tension of the lipid membrane formed from lipid-amino acid systems.

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