Proposed Mechanism for H(II) Phase Induction by Gramicidin in Model Membranes and Its Relation to Channel Formation
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A model is proposed for the molecular mechanism of H(II) phase induction by gramicidin in model membranes. The model describes the sequence of events that occurs upon hydration of a mixed lipid/gramicidin film, relating them to gramicidin channel formation and to relevant literature on gramicidin and lipid structure.
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