Combinatorial Microscopy of Molecular Interactions at Membrane Interfaces

Combinatorial Microscopy of Molecular Interactions at Membrane Interfaces

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Biological membranes are heterogeneous two-dimensional fluids composed of lipids, sterols and proteins that act as complex gateways and define the cell boundary. The functions of these interfaces are diverse and specific to individual organisms, cell types, and tissues. Membranes must take up nutrie...

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Main Author: Oreopoulos, John
Other Authors: Yip, Christopher M.
Language:en_ca
Published: 2011
Subjects:
atomic force microscopy
fluorescence polarization microscopy
total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy
FRET microscopy
model membranes
supported lipid bilayers
antimicrobial peptides
charge-cluster mechanism
CEACAM
membrane protein
dimerization
oligomerization
combinatorial microscopy
AFM
pTIRFM
TIRFPM
0786
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1807/27598

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