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Structure from substrate supported lipid bilayers (Review)

  • Katsaras J
  • Kučerka N
  • Nieh M
Biointerphases (2008) 3(2) FB55-FB63
DOI: 10.1116/1.2992133
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Abstract

Highly aligned, substrate supported membranes have made it possible for physical techniques to extract unambiguous structural information previously not accessible from commonly available membrane dispersions, or so-called powder samples. This review will highlight some of the major breakthroughs in model membrane research that have taken place as a result of substrate supported samples.

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Katsaras, J., Kučerka, N., & Nieh, M.-P. (2008). Structure from substrate supported lipid bilayers (Review). Biointerphases, 3(2), FB55–FB63. https://doi.org/10.1116/1.2992133

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