On stability of circular hole in membrane bilayer.

M. Fošnarič; V. Kralj-Iglič; H. Hägerstrand; A. Iglič

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On stability of circular hole in membrane bilayer.

@article{Fonari2001OnSO,
  title={On stability of circular hole in membrane bilayer.},
  author={M. Fo{\vs}nari{\vc} and V. Kralj-Igli{\vc} and H. Hägerstrand and A. Igli{\vc}},
  journal={Cellular & molecular biology letters},
  year={2001},
  volume={6 2},
  pages={
          167-71
        }
}

M. Fošnarič, V. Kralj-Iglič, +1 author A. Iglič

Published 2001

Materials Science, Medicine

Cellular & molecular biology letters

It was observed recently that nonionic surfactant octaethyleneglycol dodecylether (Cl2E8) decreases threshold for irreversible electroporation in membrane bilayers. In accordance, it is shown theoretically in this work that anisotropic C12E8 membrane inclusions may stabilize circular hole in a flat membrane segment.

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