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Statistical Theory of Lipid Membrane Conductivity and Stability Regulated by Membrane-Deforming Inclusions and External Fields
The formation of pores in bilayer lipid membranes is a key process in many biomedical and biotechnological applications. Pores are usually formed as a result of external influences, such as an electric field, lateral tension, or amphipathic peptides. The average characteristics of the pore formation
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