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Bilayer Lipid Membranes. Structure and Mechanical Properties (Hardcover, 1995 ed.)
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Bilayer Lipid Membranes. Structure and Mechanical Properties (Hardcover, 1995 ed.)
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In Bilayer Lipid Membranes. Structure and Mechanical Properties the
authors use new methods of measurement, which they have themselves
developed, to present an analysis of the relation between membrane
structure and viscoelastic properties, in particular in the
transversal direction. Hianik and Passechnik's approach is
fundamentally different from the usual one, in that they analyze
lipid bilayer dynamics during various modes of deformation,
arriving at a new, three-layer' model that accounts for the great
heterogeneity of biomembranes. The macroscopic parameters of
membranes have been measured using a wide variety of methods,
leading to a discussion of the correlations between the parameters.
There is also an extensive discussion of the dynamic changes in
mechanical properties of lipid bilayers in the course of
conformational transition of integral proteins. During the
conformational changes of proteins, the structure of a bilayer
undergoes a transition, reaching a new, stable membrane state. The
book is the first to present a comprehensive analysis of
long-distance interaction in lipid bilayers and of molecular
mechanisms of mechanoreception. Audience: Scientists and graduate
students working in biophysics, membranology, physiology, medicine,
pharmacology, bioelectronics, electrochemistry, and colloid
chemistry.
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