Artificial transmembraneion channels from commercial surfactants
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Khayzuran S. J. Iqbal, Marcus C. Allen, Flavia Fucassi, Peter J. Cragg
Sodium ion transport across a phospholipid bilayer has been demonstrated by a new class of transmembraneion channel mimetic compounds in which the filtering effect of a calixarene has been coupled to the membrane penetrating qualities of a commercial surfactant.
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