Tirrell, David A. (1988) Macromolecular Signaling Processes in Synthetic Bilayer Membranes. Journal of Macromolecular Science, Part A, 25 (5-7). pp. 839-845. ISSN 1060-1325. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:TIEjmsa1988
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Abstract
Phospholipid bilayer membranes sensitive to changes in pH, in temperature, or in the concentrations of specific organic solutes can be prepared by exploiting the conformational transitions of hydrophobic polyelectrolytes in aqueous solution. This paper provides a review of the design and preparation of responsive bilayer membranes, as well as a brief discussion of the kinetics and mechanisms of the signaling processes that are operative in such systems.
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| Additional Information: | @ 1988 Marcel Dekker. This paper describes the work of Keith Borden, Brian Devlin, Ki Min Eum, Atsushi Kumano, Mizuo Maeda, Ulrich Schroeder, and Kenji Seki. Each has made important, independent contributions to its progress. This research program has been supported by grants from the 3M Co., from the NSF Materials Research Laboratory of the University of Massachusetts, and from the Presidential Young Investigator Awards Program of the National Science Foundation. | |||||||||
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