Synthetic antimicrobial oligomers induce a composition-dependent topological transition in membranes.
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Synthetic antimicrobial oligomers induce a composition-dependent topological transition in membranes.
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Synthetic antimicrobial oligom ...... gical transition in membranes.
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Abhigyan Som
Abhijit Mishra
Gerard C L Wong
Gregory N Tew
Kirstin R Purdy
Lihua Yang
Matthew A Davis
Vernita D Gordon
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12141-12147
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10.1021/JA072310O
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2007-09-19T00:00:00Z