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The Alveolar Surface Structure: Transformation from a Liposome-Like Dispersion into a tetragonal CLP Bilayer Phase

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1999

Authors

Larsson, K
Larsson, Mats
Anderson, Stephen
Kaqkahr, J
Nylander, T
Wollmer, P
Ninham, Barry

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Publisher

Marcel Dekker Inc.

Abstract

The conformation of the lung surfactant lipid bilayer (termed tubular myelin) is shown to fit an infinite periodic surface, which is free from self-intersections and with zero or close to zero average curvature. A single lipid bilayer is curved in space,

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Keywords: Conformations; Dispersions; Lipids; Monolayers; Phase interfaces; Surface structure; Transmission electron microscopy; Alveolar surface structure; Liposomes; Surface active agents

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/93589

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ANU Research Publications

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Journal of Dispersion Science and Technology

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Journal article

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2037-12-31

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