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JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL PHYSICS
卷 29, 期 4, 页码 363-399出版社
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DOI: 10.1023/A:1027362704125
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An overview is given of the fundamental physics underlying the self-assembly, molecular organisation and electrical properties of the membranes that envelop living cells. These ultra thin (similar to 6 nm) membranes act as a diffusion barrier between the cell interior ( cytoplasm) and the external medium. They consist basically of a bi-molecular film of lipid molecules in which are embedded functional proteins that perform a variety of functions, including energy transduction, signalling, transport of ions ( and other molecules), etc. Some examples are also presented of the fascinating and socially and commercially important applications of membrane biophysics.
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