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Influence of hydrophobic polyelectrolyte composition on pH-dependent solubilization of lipid bilayer membranes
Lipid bilayer membranes can be solubilized in the form of disks of approximately 10 nm in diameter by several types of hydrophobic polyelectrolytes (HPE). The disks are stabilized by wrapped HPE along the rims of the disks. We compare the solubilization behavior of anionic HPE with chain lengths in
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