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Evidence for Domains in Deposited Lipid Bilayers
David Pink
, Martin Kühner
, Bonnie Quinn
,
Erich Sackmann
, Hai Pham
Department of Bioscience
Saint Francis Xavier University
Technical University of Munich
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Lipid Bilayer
100%
Lipids
100%
Argon
37%
Polyacrylamide (PAAm)
37%
Self-diffusion Coefficient
37%
Most Probable
25%
Silica
12%
Low Temperature
12%
Thermodynamics
12%
Domain Distribution
12%
Diffusion Coefficient
12%
Correlation Function
12%
Non-interacting
12%
Wafer
12%
Excited States
12%
Bilayer Lipid Membrane
12%
Polished Surface
12%
Large Diffusion
12%
Pair Correlation
12%
Lattice Model
12%
Triplet Correlations
12%
Perturbed Models
12%
Lateral Exchange
12%
Lipid-lipid Interactions
12%
Dimyristoylphosphatidylcholine
12%
Immunology and Microbiology
Lipid Bilayer
100%
Diffusion
100%
Self-Diffusion
75%
Bilayer Membrane
25%
Computer Simulation
25%
Thermodynamics
25%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Lipid
100%
Lipid Bilayer
100%
Diffusion Coefficient
40%
Self-Diffusion
30%
Bilayer Membrane
10%
Dimyristoylphosphatidylcholine
10%
Computer Simulation
10%
Thermodynamics
10%
Neuroscience
Lipid
100%
Lipid Bilayer
100%
Self-Diffusion
30%
Polyacrylamide
30%
Dimyristoylphosphatidylcholine
10%
Chemistry
Lipid
100%
Argon
25%
Self-Diffusion Coefficient
25%
Polyacrylamide
25%
Diffusion
8%
Computer Simulation
8%
Excited State
8%
Bilayer Membrane
8%
Lattice Model
8%
Silicon Dioxide
8%
Dimyristoylphosphatidylcholine
8%
Thermodynamics
8%
Mathematics
Diffusion
100%
Lattices
25%
Membrane Bilayer
25%
Computer Simulation
25%
Excited State
25%