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DYNAMIC STRUCTURES OF LIPOSOMES VISUALIZED BY VIDEO MICROSCOPY

Hirokazu Hotani Department of Biophysics, Kyoto University, Kyoto, 606, Japan
Pages 441-454 | Published online: 30 Mar 2007

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AbdelbaryM. A. Elhissi, Waqar Ahmed, David McCarthy & KevinM. G. Taylor. (2012) A Study of Size, Microscopic Morphology, and Dispersion Mechanism of Structures Generated on Hydration of Proliposomes. Journal of Dispersion Science and Technology 33:8, pages 1121-1126.
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STEPHEN HYDE, BARRY W. NINHAM, STEN ANDERSSON, KÅRE LARSSON, TOMAS LANDH, ZOLTAN BLUM & SVEN LIDIN. 1997. The Language of Shape. The Language of Shape 199 235 .

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